"It’s probably one of the most valuable short courses that I have ever taken, and I wish more
engineers at Fermilab would be able to take it as well."
– Michael Geynisman about our TRIZ course at ASME
Get the
book on TRIZ, now used at our ASME courses on TRIZ Inventive Problem Solving:
http://www.springer.com/us/book/9781461437062
Jack Hipple is an innovation specialist with over 30 years of industrial experience. He has special expertise in the breakthrough TRIZ (Russian acronym for "Theory of Solving Problems Inventively") methodology.
Our TRIZ training is offered virtually several times a year through the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers (ASME) and customized as needed via ASME:
https://www.asme.org/learning-development/find-course/triz-theory-inventive-problem-solving-(1)
If you think you are using all your resources, check this out, Don't Take Anything For Granted.
In the Press
I attended your three day ASME TRIZ class in San Francisco back in June [2006]. It was one of the highlights of this year for me"--Greg Markham, P.E.
See What We Had to Say About Using TRIZ for
Failure Analysis for New and Improved®
What's TRIZ?
We explain for the readers of Innovation Tools,
a widely respected innovation resource guide
What one of our students from Hasbro says
about TRIZ and Lean after our workshop
What Others Are Saying About Us
What's New?
I had the honor of being interviewed by Vern Burkhardt of IdeaConnection (Vancouver, CA) a while back in a 5 part series on TRIZ problem solving.
I invite you to visit this link.
Jack Hipple, joins us to discuss TRIZ method for problem solving analysis and innovation. The name TRIZ is an acronym for a Russian phrase that roughly means "The theory or inventor's problem-solving." (link)
YouTube
Video
Jack Hipple teaches TRIZ at Chicago PDMA - well worth the watch!
Quality World, a leading British
magazine, asked us to summarize TRIZ for its readers. Check it out
here.
We have written a series of columns for the
Altshuller TRIZ Institute on the application of TRIZ principles in the business, management, and
organizational area. Click here
to go to this series on the Altshuller Institute web site.
