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TRIZ Genrich Altshuller 1940
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TRIZTeoriya Resheniya Izobreatatelskikh Zadatch (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving) ()() (Genrich Altshuller) 1950 \() TRIZ (Try & Error)
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20 TRIZ 200DeBonoLateral Thinking()6 Thinking Head()Neuro-Linguistic ProgrammingKepner TregoePugh AnalysisMindMapping
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Solving Engineering Problems( )
Product improvements() New Product development() Process improvements() New Process development()
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x=? (-3,2) x2+x-6=0 Factoring or Trial & Error method. How about x=? X2+3x=7.5 X2+3x-7.5=0
Many Try & errors to find the solution
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When multitudinous problems are broken down to their lowest level of classification, there are only a relatively smaller number of elemental problem classes.
The number of combinations is always many many times bigger than the number of elements.
Billions of diff substancesOnly 100+ elements Only 26 alphabets but millions of character strings. Seemingly different classes of problems viewed at the human interface level may become the same in the fundamental physical/chemical level
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200,000 words
26 Alphabets
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Most of the problem classes at the elemental levels have been solved before intelligently. We shall leverage the past wisdom to solve our specific problems. By using TRIZ thought processes and solution trigger, we may as well come out new innovative ideas.
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The Problem
W/O TRIZ training, 99.9% of people cant see the similarity between your problem and the solved previous problem in other industry/application due to PI()
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Reduce tire-wear on large aero-planes( ) Prevent leaching of toxins from PVC during blood transport through tubing(PVC) Increase yield from a chemical process() How do we improve knowledge retention when there is never enough time to teach everything( . i.e. )
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Altshuller
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Levels of Innovation
Level 5Discovery(<1%)
Genius/extreme hard work + luck
Pioneering of an essentially new system , application of new science. Laser, Radio, airplane
Level 2Improvement(~45%)
Small improvement of an existing system, usually with compromise Bifocal glasses, beeper
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You can still use Optimization to find best oper. Point on the best opeational mode achievable. Paradigm shift is many times more powerful than Optimization 30 Source: D.Sheu
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Results
Easily 50+ times smaller feature(100u<2u) Finer resolutionhigher quality
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Philosophy
Acompleteproblem definition/solvingprocess
InventivePrinciples IFR Function Knowledge/ SField PCTools Analysis Effect Trimming SeparationPrinciples
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5 Pillars of TRIZ()
IdealityProvides a measure of goodness (Six.flv) Resource
Use no resources(,) Utilize existing(;;box art) Turn harm into benefit(/;)
Functionality (goal-oriented; dont get lost) Contradiction (core problem) (flv) Space-time-interface
Ability to see thing from various viewpoints. Problem hard in one view may be easy in another. Image example; Fourier Transform
IFR(Ideal Final Result) Achieving desired function with no harm and no resources costs.(i.e.)
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What is this
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Psychological Inertia
We dont see things as they are, we see things as wee are.Psychological Inertia
Anais Nin(2/21, 1903- 1/14, 1977), a Cuban-French Author.
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-IFR +K/E DB
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-Trends - -PI tools - -K/E DB -SFA - 42 ARIZAlgorithm for Inventive Problem Solving
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1999
SAMSUNG SDI made contract with Russia export Vasilli Leniachine. Chechurine made contract with Samsung SDI for translation of Russian to English
2000
SAMSUNG SAIT made contract with Nikolai Khomenko & Nikolai Shpakovsky DVD Project as SAIT reported 92 M USD benefit. CEO decided to mass promote TRIZ in Samsung
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2002
Development of TRIZ activities in all 6 units of SEC Receiving the excelent results through conducting strategic projects (23 R&D projects, cost reduction $24 million, 24 patents for year) Inviting 2 more TRIZ Specialists (the total 4 persons); Training 22 new Innovation Masters TRIZ was introduced to each Six Sigma Black Belt Courses(2 hours) Source: D.Sheu 46 Opening the First annual TRIZ Festival (October) at SEC.
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Financial contribution by TRIZ is $65 million(about 30 projects, 64 patents for year only for SEC and there is no data for other; Samsung group for this year) Training 24 new innovation Masters.
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Has a TRIZ association for own company Co. Generated average USA 60 granted patents/Month.(2007) Integrate TRIZ with 6 Sigma program very successfully SourceThe TRIZ Journal
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GE
Basic: Level 1 TRIZ training 8hr5 days w/project; Incl. exam. Advanced: Level 2 TRIZ training 8hr5 days w/ project. Professional: Level 3 TRIZ training 8hr10 days w/ project. 2 wk back for certification+ project review
Year1:(2007/5)
21 Basics by consultants 4 Advanced by consultants 1 Professional by consultants Project facilitation by consultants
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28 Basic by GE trainers +Sergei(two instructors together) 6 Advanced by consultants 1 Professional by consultants Facilitation by GE trainers/consultants Facilitation Check Points by consultants 3 day course onnew development in TRIZ by consultants Source: D.Sheu GEGRIZ Conference
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Basic & Advanced courses are taught by GE trainers + Sergei 2 Professional Course by consultants Facilitation by GE facilitators/trainers(regular projects) Facilitation by Sergei(Advanced technology projects) One 2-day course for facilitators One 3-day course on new methodology development 1 refreshing Basic by consultants 1 refreshing Advanced by consultants
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MA TRIZ
MATRIZ International TRIZ Association Genrich Altshuller25
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MA TRIZ
MATRIZ5Level 1-3Level 4-5Level Level 1-3/ Level 4 TRIZ Expert()Level 3 Level 5 TRIZ Master()Altshuller 68(12)Level 4 dissertation() 2MATRIZ Dissertation. MATRIZ
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Software
Matrix+/Evpot+/PerceptMap+
Only one provides multiple-to-multiple contradictions. Technical/Business/IT; conflict ID in complex env.
CREAX
http://www.creax.com Have most of the functions in classical TRIZ
Goldfire Innovator
By InventionMachine; http://www.invention-machine.com
I-TRIZ
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Hands-on Systematic Innovation, Darrel Mann, 2007 Hands-on Systematic Innovation for Business & Managers, Darrel Mann, 2007
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