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THE INTEGRATION AND USE OF TRIZ WITH OTHER INNOVATION AND ASSESSMENT TOOLS American Creativity Association Houston, TX April 2, 2004 Jack Hipple, Principal Innovation-TRIZ, Inc. Tampa, FL, USA OR….. How can we more effectively integrate TRIZ into the organizational, social, and problem-solving structure into which it is being placed? BACKGROUND TRIZ is a powerful “left brained” problem solving tool used to solve product design, engineering design, and organizational problems Based on patterns of invention in the global patent literature Brain and software based Most problems have already been solved if one gets rid of jargon and ego Bias---idea generation is only necessary if we have a “problem” (how to improve, how to replace, are problems) WHAT WE FREQUENTLY FIND... There is an established process or assessment tool in place with which TRIZ must collaborate or compete Myers Briggs Lateral Thinking? and Six Hats? Kirton KAI CPS/Brainstorming DFSS/Six Sigma QFD IF WE DON’T CONSIDER THE EXISTING TOOLS AND ENVIRONMENT….. TRIZ implementation may be delayed Implementation may be resisted by the organization Not used to its full effectiveness AGENDA OVERVIEW Review of TRIZ Integration with other creativity and assessment tools CPS, Six Hats, MBTI Integration with other business and enterprise programs Lean mfg., QFD, Six Sigma EXAMPLES AND ILLUSTRATIONS HOW DOES A CENTRIFUGE WORK? THE BAKER’S VIEW VS. A MECHANICAL ENGINEER’S The Waissenberg Effect When the motion of certain liquids is altered, the liquid achieves a highly plastic state. This state is caused by stress which is normal to the plane of the altered motion. For example, if a rotating shaft emerges from a pool of liquid, the liquid will rise along the shaft. This effect is observed in solutions, in molten polymers, and in gels of low molecular weight. The effect is used to develop extruders that do not use spiral impellers. A characteristic of this effect is that, as the speed of motion increases, the sta