SIT – Systematic Inventive Thinking is an idea generation method developed in the 1990s. It is considered a further development of the TRIZ method developed by Professor Genrich Altshuller. SIT is a practical approach to creativity, innovation and problem solving and is considered an established methodology for innovation.<\/p>\n
Altshuller recognized that problems almost always hide common patterns. With knowledge of these patterns, he formulated the TRIZ systematic approach to solving problems innovatively. SIT takes this a step further: the methodology allows five tools to be applied specifically to generate product, service and problem innovations.<\/p>\n
Strengths of SIT:
\nThe ideas are almost always radical.
\nThe ideas go through a reality check very early on.
\nThe ideas have a relevant probability of implementation.
\nThe methodology can be applied in a relatively straightforward manner.
\nThe methodology is systematic.<\/p>\n
Overview of SIT tools
\nSubtraction
\nMultiplication
\nTask Unification
\nAttributes Dependency
\nDivision<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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