Author: Toru Nakagawa
Abstract:
While TRIZ and other solving procedures advise to go through
a generalized problem and its generalized solution, this may cause ambiguity by
analogical mapping. USIT has refined the knowledge base developed in TRIZ
without relying on analogical mapping.
The overall structure of creative problem solving in USIT
has been built into a six-box scheme in the dataflow representation. User's
specific but vague problem should be converted into a well-defined user's
problem, and analyzed to obtain understandings of the present system and of its
ideal system, then transformed (by USIT operators for solution generation) into
ideas of new system(s), and further built into conceptual solutions, and
finally implemented into user's specific solutions.
This paper was originally published in “TRIZ Home Page in
Japan” in Jun 2005. Reposted in trizsite.com with the permission of Dr.
Nakagawa, Editor, TRIZ Home Page in Japan. For original contents please refer
to the author’s site.
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