Innovation-TRIZ · Papers & Presentations

Discontinuities That Present Innovation Opportunities
AIChE Spring Meeting, Houston, TX www.aiche.org</<li>
Teaching Chemical Engineering Principles to Non-Chemical Engineers
The Soft Side of TRIZ
Series of 12 columns for the Altshuller Institute
Using Other Peoples' Brain to Invent New Products
American Institute of Chemical Engineers Management Division presentation, October 2011
Break Your Psychological Inertia with Patterns of Invention
CPSI Conference, June 2011
The Science of Learning from Others
Industrial Research Institute Annual Meeeting, May 2011
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Innovation and TRIZ
American Society for Quality Buffalo Chapter
TRIZ and Human Factors
Altshuller Institute Fall Meeeting, October, 2010
Proceedings available from www.aitriz.org
Combining TRIZ with Other Creativity Tools and Psychological Assessments
Mexican TRIZ Association Meeting, November, 2010
Proceedings available fromwww.ametriz.mx
Parallel Universes: Getting Rid of Your Ego and Learning from Others
Atlanta Creativity Exchange at Kennesaw State University, May 2010
Accelerating Innovation by Learning from Others
Internation Society for Professional Innovation Management (ISPIM), New York, NY December 2009
Network for Life Presentation to national AIChE meeting on understanding social styles when networking
How to Use TRIZ with All the Other Innovation Tools and Assessments You Are Using
Altshuller Institute Annual Meeting Post Conference Workshop, April 2008
Proceedings available from www.aitriz.org
Using TRIZ to Make Systems More Reliable
Western NY Society of Reliability Engineers
www.reliabilitycalendar.org
Lean Innovation: Accelerating Learning by Learning from Others
Presentation to the annual International Society for Performance Improvement Management (ISPIM). December 7-9, 2009.
More information may be found at www.ispim.org
Parallel Universes Using Other Peoples' Brains
Presentation to Mexican TRIZ Association meeting Santiago, Chile. November 19, 2009.
Procedings at www.ametriz.mx
Tic Tac Toe Strategic Planning using TRIZ
Presentation to AIChE Annual Meeting. November 12, 2009.
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R&D Management from Beginning to End
Workshop presentation to AIChE Annual Meeting. November 11, 2009.
Proceedings at www.aice.org
What I Wish I'd Been Told
Presentation to Young Professionals Group of AIChE San Antonio, TX. November 9, 2009.
Procedings at www.aiche.org.
TRIZ: A Fresh Approach to Problem SolvingProfessional Development Session ASME Annual Meeting June 2009
Innovation in Product Development
Presentation to the Tampa Bay section of the Product Development Management Association, April 30, 2008.
The Use of TRIZ Principles in Air Traffic Control Display Design
Presentation to the annual Altshuller TRIZ conference, April 2008
Paper and proceedings available from the Altshuller Institute
Improving Check Listing with Predictive Failure Analysis:
Application to Natural Disaster Planning Presentation to the AIChE spring meeting New Orleans, LA April, 2008 Contact AIChE AIChE.
Forecasting Innovation and Breakthroughs--Is It Possible?
Keynote for the Fluid Power Distributors Association semi-annual conference
TRIZ: The Left Brained Approach to Creative Problem Solving
Presentation to the Buffalo, NY section of ASQ Sept 14, 2007
An Introduction to TRIZ: Taking the Mystery out of Innovation
Innovation: Then and Now Symposium
Western NY Chapter of PDMA
General web site and slides: http://www.wnypdma.org/events/PastEvents.aspx
TRIZ: An Innovative Method for Solving Difficult Design Problems
Presentation to the Western NY chapter of PDMA May 15, 2007
Contact Jack Hipple for details.
Finding Potential Failures Deliberately: Predictive Failure Analysis
Presentation to the Center for Chemical Process Safety April 2007
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Are Your People ready for Innovation?
By Jack Hipple
The Personality Issues in Leading Innovation: Yours and Others!
Presentation to the Human Resources Institute, 2006.
Systematic Innovation
Presentation to Baylor University, sponsored by the Baylor University Office of the Vice President for Research, January 2006
Improving Team Results by Understanding Problem Solving
Presentation to the AIChE Orlando Management Division conference, November 2006. Available for on-site presentation or purchase from AIChE.
Business Continuity: How to Keep the Grinch from Stealing Your Business
Presentation to the Tampa, FL chapter of the American Society for Quality (ASQ). November, 2006.
The Pro-active Use of TRIZ in Consumer Product Design and Market Research
Presentation to the European TRIZ Association annual meeting, November 2006
Proceedings available at www.etria.net
Are Saboteurs Loose in Your Business?
Presentation to the the Association of Contingency Planners.
Organizational Creativity and Innovation - TODAY
By Jack Hipple
Risk Tolerance in Strategic Thinking: The Human Component
By Jack Hipple
Predictive Failure Analysis vs. the current Pro-active Failure Analysis™
Planning for Your Worst Nightmare by Figuring Out What It Is
By Jack Hipple
Innovation--Past, Present, and Future
Survey for the American Management Association. Available for on-site presentation.
TRIZ: The Left Brained Approach to Problem Solving
Workshop Presentations to the Creative Problem Solving Institute annual conference, June 2006. Available for on site presentation.
Using TRIZ in Reverse: Are Saboteurs Loose in Your Business?
Presentation to the Tampa, FL chapter of the Association of Contingency Planners: Using TRIZ concepts to prepare for emergencies and disasters.
November 2005
TRIZ: What's New in the Process of Innovation?
Presentation to the 13th Annual Florida Sterling Conference. June 2005. Available for public and group presentation.
TRIZ: A New Approach to Problem Solving: A Business and Executive Perspective
A TRIZ summary done in co-operation with Doug Berger of Innovate1st (www.innovation1st.com), discussing TRIZ from an executive viewpoint.
Enhancing Leadership When Problem Solving
Presentation to the AIChE Management Division Conference, November 2005. Available for public and group presentation.
Use of TRIZ to Accelerate Drug Development
Presentation to Institute of Validation Technology Meeting, October 2005. Available for public and group presentation.
What's the Buzz about TRIZ and How Can It Improve Our Quality Efforts?
Presentation to the Tampa Bay chapter of the American Society for Quality (ASQ) September, 2005
Integration and Use of TRIZ with other Innovation and Creativity Tools
Contact www.etria.net for papers and proceedings.
Presentation at European TRIZ Association (ETRIA) meeting by Jack Hipple in Florence, Italy.
Improving Team Results by Understanding Problem Solving Diversity
Contact AIChE for meeting proceedings at www.aiche.org.
Presentation at American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) annual meeting by Jack Hipple in Austin, TX. Available for public and group presentation.
TRIZ: New Ways of Solving Problems
Presentation to the Suncoast section of the American Society of Training and Development, July, 2004
TRIZ as an Innovation Forecasting Tool to Predict the Fuzzy Front End (FFE) of Innovation. Presentation to Innovation Convergence Conference, September 2004. Available for public and group presentation.
Bringing the Lessons Forward: Learning From Failed Corporate Innovation Programs
by Jack Hipple
Published in InKNOWvations.
The Integration of TRIZ with Organizational Assessment and Creativity Tools
American Creativity Association
Houston, TX from April 2004
A presentation summarizing the TRIZ process and how it can be effectively linked with Myers Briggs™ assessments, KAI™ assessments, QFD, Six Sigma, Lateral Thinking™, Six Hats™, and Creative Problem Solving.
Lessions for Innovation Champions
American Creativity Association
Houston, TX from April 2004
An updated, humorous look at the challenge of surviving as an innovation champion.
Why Innovation Champions Fail and What to do About it
IIR Return on Innovation Conference in Miami, FL on December 2003. An updated presentation on the failed corporate innovator study Innovation-TRIZ has completed.
Understanding TRIZ and how you can use it to Streamline the Design Cycle to insure Increased Efficiency and Innovative Design
A presentation to IIR Return on Innovation Conference in Miami, FL on December 2003.
TRIZ-For Breakthrough Problem Solving and "Reverse" TRIZ for Failure Analysis and Prediction
Presentation to the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE)
October 2003
Cultural Assessment for Successful Innovation
Presentation to the Association of Internal Management Consultants (AIMC) June 2003
The Future of Organizational Problem Solving
Presentation to the World Future Society global conference, San Francisco, CA, July 2003.
See Forest And the TRIZ
Investors Business Daily, June 2003: See Forest And The TRIZ, Michael Krey
The TRIZ Problem Solving Process and its Applicability to Human Factors and Usability Design and Problem Solving
The title is a link is to a Power Point presentation for the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society annual meeting in Baltimore, MD, Sept 2002
Using TRIZ to Find Fault with the Future: Presentation to the World Future Society, Philadelphia, PA, July 2002
The title is a link is to a Power Point presentation.
The Integration and Use of TRIZ with Other Organizational and Assessment Tools: Myers Briggs, Kirton KAI, and DeBono Six Hats and Lateral Thinking.
Presentation to European TRIZ Association annual conference, Bath, England July 2002. Available from www.etria.net.
Presentation to Minneapolis chapter of the Product Development Management Association by Mark Reeves, June 2002
The title is a link is to a Power Point presentation.
"Back to the Future: Putting Innovation Efforts on Solid Ground"
Publication of Leaders in Action (Center for Creative Leadership
Authored by Jack Hipple, Steve Wilson, James Michaliski, and David Hardy
Being Innovative When Your Business Isn't In A Crisis -Tampa Bay Business Journal, May 2002
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I know you think this is a trick question, but the reason it needs to be asked is that, all too often, the answer to this question is "only when my company or organization is in a crisis". The rest of the time our normal processes and procedures will solve all of our problems and address our challenges. Occasionally, this part-time interest in innovation and creativity surfaces as broad, enterprise-wide programs of one sort or another, which are disbanded after a few years time, sending a strong message throughout the organization that innovation and creativity are only needed when there is a crisis.
The use of TRIZ to increase the value of Intellectual Property
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TRIZ is a powerful problem-solving tool based on the patterns of invention discovered from decades of study of the world's most inventive patents. In addition to simplifying and expediting problem solving, these same patterns of invention can be used to predict trends in technological systems, as well as to improve and expand the scope of patent filings. The methodology can also be used to attack and circumvent blocking patents. This paper will review the basic TRIZ methodology, its application in these new areas, as well as how the Innovation WorkBench software system can be used to diagram patent claims as well as to use its data base of patent examples to develop patent strategy.
Getting TRIZ accepted in a very busy world
TRIZ and its many embodiments in various consulting and software programs is a powerful addition to problem solving tools available to engineers, human resources managers, organizational development personnel, and strategic planners. However, as many suppliers of software, training, and consulting services have found, it is not necessarily easy to gain acceptance of a new tool no matter how good we in the TRIZ community think it is. This presentation will review the barriers to acceptance and ways to overcome them.
The use of TRIZ Separation Principles to resolve the contradictions of innovation practices in organizations
The Separation Principles from the TRIZ methodology can be used to deal with both technical and non-technical problems. Traditionally, the separation principles (separation in time, space, upon condition, and between parts and the whole) have been used to resolve difficult technical problems with what appeared to be unresolvable contradictions. In a recent meeting of industry technical leaders, these principles were used to attempt to generate new ideas to resolve some of the key paradoxes of industrial innovation.