Monthly Archives: April 2003
Book (and Product) Review: Introduction to ASIT
25/04/2003 | EditorBy: Ellen Domb editor@triz-journal.com
Introduction to ASIT by Dr. Roni Horowitz. 2003. 95 pages. Published as an e-book packaged with the on-line course “Introduction to ASIT” (See course review in the July 2001 issue of The TRIZ Journal) US$29 for … Read More
IDEALITY AND ‘SELF-X’ – Part 3: Business Context and Case Studies
22/04/2003 | EditorBy: Darrell Mann
Darrell Mann Director, CREAX nv Ieper, Belgium Phone/Fax: +44 (1275) 342960 E-mail: darrell.mann@creax.com
Introduction This article forms the third in a series of three discussing the importance of systems that incorporate solutions incorporating the word ‘self’ in … Read More
Thoughts on ARIZ – Do we need to redesign the ARIZ 2000?
20/04/2003 | EditorBy: Pentti Soderlin
pentti.soderlin@netlife.fi
The basic concepts in TRIZ are the Contradictions, 40 Principles, the Matrix, and the Laws of Evolution, the Substance-Field Analysis Modelling, Ideal Final Solution, Substance Field Resources, Scientific Effects and ARIZ. For some people it seems … Read More
THE TRIZ-FRACTAL MODEL: Part 2 – Using the TRIZ-Fractal Model For Functional Modelling and Visual Ideas Management
15/04/2003 | EditorBy Dr. Rodney K. King (r.k.king@supersmartnetwork.com)
INTRODUCTION As the second part of the series on the TRIZ-Fractal Model, this article addresses the question: “How can the TRIZ-Fractal Model be applied?” There are many and diverse applications of the TRIZ-Fractal model. … Read More
THE TRIZ-FRACTAL MODEL: Part 1 – On Facilitating the Rapid Diffusion of TRIZ
10/04/2003 | EditorBy Dr. Rodney K. King (r.k.king@supersmartnetwork.com)
INTRODUCTION This short article addresses two main questions: · What is the TRIZ-Fractal Model? · What are applications of the TRIZ-Fractal Model? It would be useful to address the question: “How can the TRIZ-Fractal … Read More
TRIZ for Non-Technical Problem Solving
02/04/2003 | EditorBy: Ellen Domb editor@triz-journal.com Abstract: Ursprünglich entwickelte sich TRIZ aus dem Studium von Evolutionstrends oder Strukturen der technologischen Veränderungen, die sich bei Patenten zeigten. Während jener Zeit bezogen sich Patente nur auf technische Dinge und Systeme – nicht für … Read More