What's your problem solving style

Article Abstract:

Problem solving skills vary from person to person. The Kirton Adaption-Innovation (KAI) Inventory developed by British industrial psychologist Michael Kirton, is very effective in evaluating an individual's problem solving skills.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Chemical Engineers, Evaluation, Practice, Training

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Use TRIZ to plan, forecast and think strategically

Article Abstract:

The principles of TRIZ method, which means theory of inventive problem solving, are presented. The method is used for analyzing and solving problems that emphasize resolving contradictions.

United States, Crisis Management (PR), Crisis management

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Use TRIZ in reverse to analyze failures

Article Abstract:

Reverse TRIZ is a useful analytical tool to reach to the root cause of problems and identify sources of future problems.

Analysis, System failures (Engineering)

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