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Since the arrival of the now classical Osborn-Parnes structure, any number of academic and business entities have re-sorted and renamed the stages and phases of what we now call the Creaive Problem Solving Process (CPS). |
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The Six Thinking Hats method identifies six modes of thinking, which are meant to be directed in parallel at the problem at hand. This parallel thinking approach proactively discourages and replaces the argumentative approach in which members of a group advocate for opposing solutions. |
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Productive Thinking is a problem-solving and opportunity-finding framework designed to incorporate creativity techniques such as brainstorming and lateral thinking as needed. |
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Mind mapping is essentially a non-linear form of outlining. The idea is to make an organically associated diagram of words, concepts, ideas, tasks, decisions, or other information, and to link individual items as their associations demand. |
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Brainstorming is the most familiar and popular idea-generating technique for groups. Useful in all stages of a larger problem-solving process, brainstorming is entirely divergent. |
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Lateral Thinking is a deliberate, systematic creative-thinking process that deliberately looks at challenges from completely different angles. |
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SCAMPER is an acronym for seven thinking techniques that help those who use them come up untypical solutions to problems. The thinking techniques are so common to human creative behavior that it might be more accurate to call SCAMPER a mnemonic for the collection of techniques rather than a technique of its own. |
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The Simplex System brings together a creative problem solving process of and some creative thinking tools to help make that process work. |
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The K-J Method was developed as the the Affinity Diagram by Jiro Kawakita in the 1960s and has become one of the Seven Management and Planning Tools used in Total Quality Control |
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Force-Field Analysis identifies the competing forces associated with a problem and uses brainstorming to find solutions |
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It is a method of following self-thought one after another, make one drifts in stream of ideas which, eventually take a conic shape: what seemingly started as random thoughts will end as a tip of the cone: the ultimate idea. |
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Several problem-solving approaches use debate to eliminate assumptions and to generate original ideas. |
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Based on the hypothesis that there exist universal principles of creativity or patterns of invention, it follows that all solutions have been discovered. The TRIZ methodology relys on a knowledge base of such invention models. |
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Cherry Split gleans original ideas from a process of splitting the attributes of a problem into many related concepts. |
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The basis of Synectics lies in the meaning of the name. Throughout a Synectics session, the facilitator is responsible for bringing together and guiding a diversity of people, their divergent ideas, and random stimulation. |
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Morphological Analysis provides a system and format for examining the parameters of complex problem situations for novel combinations that can be developed into creative solutions. |
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A formal version of Charrette involves creative cram sessions over a number of days in which architects, their creative suppliers, municipal officials, developers, and residents participate. Such sessions are also called inquiry by design. |
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The FORTH innovation method is a customer oriented inspiring practical innovation method in five steps to create new products and services. Within 14 weeks of the kick-off you create 4 mini new business cases with a cross functional team. |
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The acclaimed 11 Step Process That Turns Raw Ideas Into Brilliance |
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This Theory is necessary for finding out root cause of ANY TROUBLE in ANY SYSTEM / MACHINE. When you read it, you will appriciate the fact that NO ONE HAS SO FAR SOLVED ANY TROUBLE IN ANY SYSTEM / MACHINE WITHOUT INADVERTANT USE OF THIS METHOD; which I have researched & documented metaculously. |
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