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Three Simple Tips to Start Solving Problems in Your Business Today

Steve Farber

NOVEMBER 6, 2017

” So, when the team shared the key problems that were holding back progress, Conley turned to something he knew rather well: a method for innovation that originated in 1946 with Russian scientist and writer Genrich Altshuller. Since none of us exist in an ideal state, we all can use a little TRIZ. And guess what? ” 3.

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The Number One Key to Innovation: Scarcity

Harvard Business Review

JANUARY 14, 2011

TRIZ , for example — a model devised by Russian inventor Genrich Altshuller — is the original empirically based method, followed by SIT (for "Systematic Inventive Thinking") and a few other updated versions of it. All of us have heard stories or seen images of resourcefulness under daunting constraints.

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