TRIZ is a systematic approach for understanding and solving any problem, boosting brain power and creativity, and ensuring innovation.
free introduction to triz WebinarThis 3 minute video - with French, German and Italian subtitles available - covers TRIZ origins, purpose and power. Plus, how Oxford TRIZ simplifies the process while retaining all its logic, rigour, and unique tools for innovation, genius thinking and problem solving.
Beginning in 1946 and still evolving, TRIZ was developed by the Soviet inventor Genrich Altshuller and his colleagues. TRIZ in Russian = Teoriya Resheniya Izobretatelskikh Zadatch or in English, The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving. Years of Russian research into patents uncovered that there are only 100 known solutions to fundamental problems and made them universally available in three TRIZ solution lists and the Effects Database.
Through enabling clear thinking and the generation of innovative ideas, TRIZ helps you to find an ideal solution without the need for compromise. However it is not a Theory - it is a big toolkit consisting of many simple tools - most are easy to learn and immediately apply to problems. This amazing capability helps us tackle any problem or challenge even when we face difficult, intractable or apparently impossible situations.
TRIZ helps us keep detail in its place, to see the big picture and avoid getting tripped up with irrelevance, waylaid by trivial issues or seduced by premature solutions. It works alongside and supports other toolkits, and is particularly powerful for getting teams to work together to understand problems effectively, collectively generate ideas and innovate.
Very impressed with how Oxford Creativity has been able to create a methodology for applying TRIZ that can be widely used.
I have learnt new and powerful ways of looking at problems differently to come up with new and viable solutions. It is a toolset that I think all engineers would find useful.
MichelleI now see how simple it all is ....with Oxford TRIZ I can always deliver TRIZ problem solving.
Read this detailed history of TRIZ, its extraordinary origins in the patent office of Baku, Azerbaijan, where Genrich Altshuller began to notice how frequently inventors duplicate each other’s work as they unknowingly reinvent the wheel...
Read moreRead about the problems Oxford Creativity has solved for our customers in the full library of Oxford Creativity case studies.
Karen Gadd explains in detail the tools and processes of this powerful toolkit in this free live webinar.
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