T . I . P . S -
English acronym for a Russian phrase translating to the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving.
A Methodology for Innovation by resolving contradictions!
3. The levels! 95% of the solutions had been solved before! Table 1. Levels of Inventiveness. Lvl Degree of inventiveness % Source of knowledge # of solns. 1 Apparent solution 32% Personal knowledge 10 2 Minor improvement 45% Knowledge within company 100 3 Major improvement 18% Knowledge within the industry 1000 4 New concept 4% Knowledge outside the industry 100,000 5 Discovery 1% All that is knowable 1,000,000
7. The Ideation Process Goal Objectives Tasks Directions Operators Resources Concepts Evaluation Solution Subsequent Tasks System Approach Functional Modeling Problem Formulator Operators Integrated Knowledge Base Innovation Guide Patterns of Evolution Anticipatory Failure Determination Ideas Ideation Brainstorming Innovation WorkBench ® Step 1 Define Objectives Step 2 Formulate Tasks Step 3 Generate Ideas Step 4 Develop Concepts Step 5 Evaluate Results
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9. House of Quality: A Popular Six Sigma Tool The “Roof’ Describes Contradictions! 1 2 3 A = Us X = major competitor 1 4 5 6 7 Target Values Difficulty (qualitative 1-5) 3.2 4.0 4.5 4.9 4.8 3.5 5 4 2 3 3 4 A A A A A A Technical Requirements Formatting Style Timing of Renewals Dept of Coverage Use of Graphics Choice of Language Table of Contents Importance to Customer Customer Requirements Easy of use Accuracy Relevance Clarity Briefness 3.2 5.0 4.5 3.8 2.5 Competitive evaluation 1 2 3 4 5 X A A X X A A X X A Technical evaluation (5 is best) 5 4 3 2 X A X A A X X A XA A X Relationships Strong = 9 Moderate =3 Week =1 Correlation Strong Positive Positive Negative Target Value (qualitative ) 3.4 4.6 4.4 4.0 4.2 Ratio = Target Value/ Company Now 1.0 1.5 1.1 1.6 1.0 A A A A A
12. Evolution and Transformation Ideation Way TRIZ restructuring and expansion (I-TRIZ): More power plus simplicity New tools… New Applications: AFD, DE… Complete process computerization Trial and Error: Simplicity, no power Computerization of selected tools Classical TRIZ: Complexity and power Plain simplification: Simplicity minus power Selected simple tools (Contradiction Matrix, etc.)
13. Inventive Problem Solving Anticipatory Failure Determination A systematic procedure for resolving tough technological problems, enhancing system parameters, improving quality, reducing cost, etc. for current generations of products and technologies. Failure Analysis A systematic procedure for identifying the root causes of a failure or other undesired phenomenon in a system, and for making corrections in a timely manner. Failure Prediction A systematic procedure for identifying beforehand, and then preventing, all dangerous or harmful events that might be associated with a system. Control of Intellectual Property A systematic procedure for increasing IP value and providing protection from infringement and circumvention. IPS AFD CIP I-TRIZ Ideation TRIZ Applications
20. Evolution of TRIZ and I-TRIZ Advanced Software Tools Methodology Advancement 1946 1982 1985 1992 1997 2000 2005 Classical TRIZ Era 40 Principles Patterns of Evolution ARIZ-85 AFD Directed Evolution Advanced TRIZ Tools Re-Structuring of Theoretical Base Non-Technological Applications Directed Evolution and IP Control Era Kishinev Era Ideation/TRIZ Era
Steps in filing up the HOQ and its calculations Research or perform customer survey to develop a list of Customer Quality Requirements Example: a training book should be: easy to use, accurate have clear design, be brief Identify importance to customer for each of the customer requirements Asses company competitive performance based on customer requirement Identify how your product offering measures against competition then score on a scale 1-5, 5 being the best The company evaluation is shown in black line and connects the existing position of the company Prioritize Customer Requirement Set target values for improvement. These values should be made while considering the sale potential!! => give or assign whished stage The target values are highlighted in blue Calculate absolute weight for each opportunity A full calculation of the absolute weigh for customer requirement for this HOQ is presented on the next slide Based on customer requirement develop list of technical requirements that create a desired product Example: for the training material it should have: clear formatting style, timely renewals, good coverage of topics, good graphics, understandable word choice, table of contents Asses relationships between customer requirement and technical needs Identify correlations between customer requirement and technical requirement and scale the relationship 1= week correlation 3= moderate correlation 9= strong correlation Evaluate technical requirements against competitors Prioritize technical Requirement Set target values for technical improvement and calculate the absolute weight for each technical requirement This values are not presented on the graph!!! Identify Correlations between technical requirements Calculate importance Weighting and Prioritize