Systematic Innovation: An Introduction to the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TR12)
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Overview
This exciting new book presents the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ), a process that will provoke a breakthrough in your thinking patterns and the way you approach problem solving. The pillar of TRIZ is that contradiction can be methodically resolved through the application of innovative solutions.
The Three Premises of TRIZ
- The ideal design is a goal
- Contradictions help solve problems
- The innovative process can be structured systematically
With Systematic Innovation you will learn how to stop seeing conflicts as insurmountable barriers and instead celebrate them as opportunities for improvement and refinement of the design process. You will learn how to eliminate the words "tradeoff" and "compromise" from your vocabulary. The ideal design will become an expectation, not just a dream. By practicing the methods presented in this book, you will increase innovation and radically improve design. Discover the "science" of creativity!
Synopsis
This exciting new book presents the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ), a process that will provoke a breakthrough in your thinking patterns and the way you approach problem solving. The pillar of TRIZ is that contradiction can be methodically resolved through the application of innovative solutions.
The Three Premises of TRIZ
With Systematic Innovation you will learn how to stop seeing conflicts as insurmountable barriers and instead celebrate them as opportunities for improvement and refinement of the design process. You will learn how to eliminate the words "tradeoff" and "compromise" from your vocabulary. The ideal design will become an expectation, not just a dream. By practicing the methods presented in this book, you will increase innovation and radically improve design. Discover the "science" of creativity!
Booknews
In tribute to Genrich Altshuller, the father of the theory of inventive problem solving<-->TRIZ being the acronym of the Russian translation, three of his self- described missionaries introduce the notion that systematic innovation is not an oxymoron. They illustrate the application of TRIZ problem-solving tools geared to the corporate design process rather than to individual creativity. Lists resources. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.