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Next Steps in Reduction of TRIZ Entry Barrier
 
Galina Malkin, Sergey Malkin, Gregory Frenklach, and Donald Coates
 
Five years of use in industry and education has led to development of an improved version of the Guided Brainstorming Toolkit™ TRIZ Methodology. The process was streamlined from six steps to four. This allows integration with other methods like Value Engineering, Six-Sigma, and Solutions Engine Methodology to name a few. The process was simplified for easy acceptance of beginners (complexity delegated to advanced TRIZ users/facilitators). The more universal set of inventive principles can be applied to each of the opportunities: improve function, counteract function, and resolve contradiction. The number of inventive principles was reduced from 55 to 30 and they became universal for all three opportunities. The texts of the inventive principles as well as the examples were improved for better understanding. The changes should make the method particularly friendly to beginning TRIZ users to solve well defined problems, should enhance the growth of TRIZ, and should motivate some into more advanced TRIZ methods for more complex problem solving. The enhancements were incorporated in new software to further aid the newcomers.
 

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