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Systematic Innovation and Problem Solving
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Pocket TRIZ for Six Sigma - paper book by Geoff Tennant

Pocket TRIZ for Six Sigma

Systematic Innovation and Problem Solving

Geoff Tennant / Mulbury Consulting
ISBN 0-9546149-0-9
November 2003

This pocket reference book follows on from our successful e-book TRIZ for Six Sigma. A handy to use paper book of 96 pages, this contains all the essential elements from TRIZ, with each of the 40 inventive principles detailed one to a page.

If the Six Sigma approach is found lacking in any respect then it is probably within the areas of creativity and complex problem solving. TRIZ—the theory of inventive problem solving—contains a wealth of tools and techniques for promoting innovation and for dealing with challenging problems. Pocket TRIZ for Six Sigma is a handy sized collection of the essential TRIZ tools and techniques for identifying and overcoming inherent contradictions, set against the formal DMAIC and DFSS methodologies of Six Sigma.

If you use TRIZ, and particularly if you are using TRIZ within Six Sigma, then ensure that you have a copy of this little reference book to hand! TRIZ inventive problem solving techniques fit very well alongside and within Six Sigma projects, and systematic innovation can often be the key to unlocking hidden potential in demanding situations such as DMAIC and Design for Six Sigma work. Use this book to help personal or team creativity when technical and business contradictions limit the capability of products, services or processes.

... fulfils its name. It is small enough to fit in a shirt pocket and it is designed to help integrate TRIZ and Six-Sigma tools. The reading is enjoyable and I found a lot to think about.

... I found that the development of the tools was precisely at the level I look for in a pocket handbook that is meant to be used to jog the memory, not teach from scratch. I particularly liked his crisp development of the contradiction matrix.

... a great little reference. If you are using Six Sigma methods, it can get you started using the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving. Should you be a TRIZ practitioner, it can help you identify which TRIZ tools have greatest application at various points within the Six Sigma methodologies.

Book Review TRIZ Journal (Larry Ball, Thomas Kling, Paul Sheehy: February 2004)

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