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Introduction to TRIZ

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Created by engineers, for engineers, TRIZ is a proven process for rapid and innovative problem solving.




TRIZ (the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving) was created by engineers, for engineers. TRIZ is a proven process for solving problems, generating new ideas and developing systems quickly, cheaply and inventively. The TRIZ process offers a rigorous and systematic approach for understanding and solving any problem; its principal tools enable you to uncover the most effective route to practical solutions.




 

Have you heard of TRIZ before?  If so, have you ever used this methodology?  What was your experience of it?

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    Could I second the suggestion of online delivery, although more from a price perspective.  A week's gross salary is a lot to drop on spec for a one day course when I don't know how applicable it will be to my day job.  In my work the problems are more people than technology.


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    Could I second the suggestion of online delivery, although more from a price perspective.  A week's gross salary is a lot to drop on spec for a one day course when I don't know how applicable it will be to my day job.  In my work the problems are more people than technology.


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