SITS Innovation Examples
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This document discusses Systematic Inventive Thinking (SIT), a method developed from TRIZ (the Russian acronym for "Theory of Inventive Problem Solving") for systematically producing new ideas, creativity, innovation, and problem solving. SIT was adapted from TRIZ by an Israeli group and includes techniques like subtraction, multiplication, division, task unification, and attribute dependency to help solve problems in a scientific manner by modifying existing solutions in various ways.
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SITS Innovation Examples
- 1. TRIZ (In Russian) Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TIPS) Systematic Inventive Thinking (SIT) Systematic Inventive Thinking Genrich Altshuller (Russian) Studied patents from around the world to see if you can scientifically produce new ideas An Israeli group adapted this to see if you could scientifically produce creativity, innovation, and problem solving
- 2. Systematic Inventive Thinking Subtraction Take something away
- 3. Systematic Inventive Thinking Multiplication (Other Way Around) Add something
- 4. Systematic Inventive Thinking Division (Alter Relationship) Break down what you have into the parts. Put it back together differently.
- 5. Systematic Inventive Thinking Task Unification (Merge) Add a function to an already existing solution.
- 6. Systematic Inventive Thinking Attribute Dependency Change the size, color, material, etc.