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“Wealth
flows directly from Innovation.. not optimization.. wealth
is not gained by perfecting the known”
IT
guru, Kevin Kelly
“An
established company which, in an age demanding innovation,
is not Capable of innovation, is doomed to decline and extinction”
Peter Drucker
“A
company can’t outgrow its Competitors unless it can
out-innovate them…..Innovation is the fuel for Growth.
When a company runs out of innovation, it runs out of growth”
Gray Hamel
“I
predict that TRIZ will become a Standard practice worldwide
and will be Widely taught to adults and students to assist
them in increasing innovation Skills”
Daniel Burrus, leading technology forecaster, author
of Technotrends.
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Operating System for Innovation Using I-TRIZ
Mumbai: June 12, 2006
Bangalore: June 13, 2006 Delhi: June 15, 2006 |
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| Introduction
The ultimate objective of Innovation is to create business value by developing ideas from mind-to-market. However, trivial obstacles create the delay in an organization’s aim to fasten the ‘idea to cash’ process. Rigor and systematic deployment are the key to deploy innovation successfully within an organization.
Innovation, now, is no more a ‘trial and error’ lateral thinking, but a repeatable process. What is innovative about innovation today is the realization that it can be achieved systematically and that the innovator is an obsessive problem solver. |
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The Ideation Operating System for Innovation is based on the Ideation TRIZ Methodology (I-TRIZ). I-TRIZ is the result of an analysis of over 3 million worldwide patents and the history of technological and social evolution, from which approximately 1000 patterns of invention and more than 500 patterns / lines of technological, market and organizational evolution have been extracted. This extensive knowledge base enables users to develop a practically exhaustive set of possible solution ideas to difficult problems in an expeditious manner.
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The Ideation/TRIZ methodology (I-TRIZ) is based on
- TRIZ in its "classical" form (TRIZ is the Russian acronym for the abbreviation that, translated literally, means Theory of the Solution of Inventive Problems). Classical TRIZ was developed in the former Soviet Union from 1946 until the mid-1980s.
- Advancements to TRIZ based on the practical experience of TRIZ practitioners over the last two decades, and more than $7,000,000 in reinvestment devoted to continuous research and U.S. adaptation of the methodology by Ideation's TRIZ scientists.
I-TRIZ began evolving in the mid-1980s when TRIZ, in its classical form, ceased development. The research and development of I-TRIZ has continued unabated since its inception. As a result, I-TRIZ not only contains enhanced versions of classical TRIZ tools, but includes an expanded knowledge base, new tools for applying this knowledge and for analyzing problems more effectively |
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Workshop Objectives:
To provide viable information on the new Operating System for Innovation, its scientific base - the theory of inventive problem solving – TRIZ, its evolution to I-TRIZ and Directed Evolution™, and its current applications and tools. |
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Welcome, Administrative Details, Agenda |
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Brief introduction to Ideation/TRIZ Methodology |
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Basic premises
- Ideality & Resources
- Contradictions & Principles
- System Approach |
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An Introduction to the Ideation Brainstorming Software. The Ideation process:
- Documenting of the Problem
- Problem Formulation
- Develop Concepts
- Evaluate results |
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An Introduction to the Ideation Brainstorming and Innovation WorkBench® System
- Problem Formulator®
- System of Operators |
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I-TRIZ Applications Overview
- Inventive Problem Solving
- Anticipatory Failure Determination (AFD)®
- Directed Evolution™
- Evaluation and Enhancement of Intellectual Property (IP) |
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The Art and Value of Inventing Failures –Anticipatory Failure Determination (AFD)®
- Ideation Failure Analysis
- Ideation Failure Prediction |
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Directed Evolution™ of Technological Systems
- Patterns and Lines of Evolution
- S-Curve Analysis
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Intellectual Property Evaluation and Enhancement |
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Conclusions |
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Group Discussion, Observations, Q&A |
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Key Deliverables:
- Learn about the I-TRIZ way of deploying Innovation in a structured manner, from Boris Zlotin – The co-creator of TRIZ and the father of the I-TRIZ methodology.
- Learn the roadmap of deploying innovation in strategy, process improvement, quality, product development and enhancement, sales and marketing strategies and other support functions.
- Thought Provoking ideas
- Innovation is today the key driver of growth for any business
- Gain First mover advantage, through active deployment of Innovation.
Who will benefit
By Function profile:
- Top Management (for understanding the business need at macro level)
- Industry entrepreneurs
- VPs, GMs, Senior Managers and Business Unit Heads in all companies who are looking for innovative ways to increase their companies wealth by way of process & product improvement, innovative strategies, ideas to expedite the mind to market processes.
By Industry profile:
- Manufacturing (All segments including Auto, Chemicals, FMCG, Continuous Process, Pharma, Heavy Industry, Engineering, Consumer Durable, etc)
- Software
- Services (BPOs, Banking, Telecom, Insurance, Financial Services)
- Hospitality
- Retail
……..Any organization that is looking for innovation as a strategic initiative, for its next leaps of growth. |
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| Organizations Using the Ideation I-TRIZ Methodology of Innovation world-wide: |
AlliedSignal Inc.
Aurigin Systems Inc.
Bank of Montreal
Boeing |
Lucent Technologies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Motorola |
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BP Amoco
BTU Cottbus
Chrysler Corporation
CTI Cryogenics
Dana Corporation
Deere & Company
DTM Corporation
Emerson Electric Company
Ford Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
George Mason University
Goodyear
Hewlett Packard Company
Honeywell, Inc.
Idea Connections
Imation Corporation
LABEIN Centro Tecnológico
Liverpool John Moores University
Lockheed Martin Corporation |
NASA
National Semiconductor Corporation
Navistar International Corporation
Nordak Innovatikk AS
Nortel (Northern Telecom)
North Carolina State University
Nupro (Swagelok Company)
Pratt & Whitney
Ridge Tool Company
Rockwell International
Solarex Corporation
Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
Tel Aviv University
TRW
Unisys
United States Air Force
United States Army
University of Colorado
Xerox Corporation |
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