Creative problem solving is a fundamental skill that helps address challenges with greater flexibility and effectiveness, contributing to the development of thinking, analysis, and discovery of new solutions for various situations. TRIZ theory offers a systematic methodology for developing creative solutions and addressing problems in a structured manner.
The concept of TRIZ theory, its origins, assumptions, and foundational concepts
Levels of creativity and TRIZ's methodology for problem solving
TRIZ tools and techniques and their principles for reaching creative solutions
The connection between TRIZ, administrative creativity, and institutional innovation culture
Steps for creative problem solving and approaches for developing problem-solving skills in the workplace
The presentation bridges TRIZ theory with real-world application, demonstrating how its tools and principles can be used within organizations to foster a culture of innovation. Participants will learn systematic approaches that go beyond intuition-based problem solving, enabling them to tackle complex challenges with structured creative methodologies.
Trainers and educators interested in developing creative thinking and problem-solving skills, leaders and managers seeking to employ creative approaches for addressing work challenges, employees and professionals looking to develop their thinking, analysis, and solution-finding skills, organizational development and innovation specialists focused on building creative capabilities, students, researchers, and those interested in applying creative thinking methodologies in various situations
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