Monday, December 20, 2010
TRIZ on Twitter
In July, I agreed to a friend's importunings to start a Twitter account. I don't think I've learned to really appreciate the daily stream of tweets from people all over the world sharing their thoughts, but I've seen some very interesting occasional comments which I would have missed otherwise. My posts are mostly intented as TRIZ discussion starters--this kind of thing is typical: "here are the 10 most innovative things of the year according to somebody, I think 6 of them use TRIZ concepts, what do you think?"
I will continue to post to this blog when I have something to say, but I do use the Twitter column to refer people elsewhere, and I continue to contribute to the TRIZ Journal www.triz-journal.com/commentary and occasional articles.
My ID is @ellendomb. Here are a few recent posts, so you can decide if you want to become a "follower."
Five Steps to Profitable Innovation http://bit.ly/fzhwgx Good list of "what to do" then use #TRIZ for HOW to do it.
Why customer experience innovation matters now http://bit.ly/grJAbB Use #TRIZ resources tools to get customer environment info.
Do Your Innovators Have the Right Muscle Memory? http://t.co/STB3Xv3 Observe this all the time!
http://dld.bz/A8MJ How sustainability drives innovation - #TRIZ thinking using ideality, functions vs. technologies, 9 windows
Cheese in space http://dld.bz/A8yS Great example of using #TRIZ concept of existing resources (Monty Python fans) to boost publicity
http://dld.bz/Auug 10 most creative people and what they did. No. 6 has some #TRIZ elements of use existing resources.
http://dld.bz/AhNC #TRIZ in management/city planning. Great list of contradictions without a great set of solutions (yet!)
RT @jdpuva Innovate on Purpose: What limits innovation in established companies http://bit.ly/gl8M7s -- Jeff & Gary get it right!
@chuckfrey collecting ideas for best practices innovation 2010 http://www.innovationtools.com/weblog/innovation-weblog.asp Contribute!
Program just announced for the Global TRIZCON Korea, March 9-11, 2011, with presentations in English and Korean. http://www.koreatrizcon.kr/
http://dld.bz/AhKb Hydrodynamic separation of dirty water from clean. #TRIZ principles: increased curvature (14), use of existing resources
I will continue to post to this blog when I have something to say, but I do use the Twitter column to refer people elsewhere, and I continue to contribute to the TRIZ Journal www.triz-journal.com/commentary and occasional articles.
My ID is @ellendomb. Here are a few recent posts, so you can decide if you want to become a "follower."
Five Steps to Profitable Innovation http://bit.ly/fzhwgx Good list of "what to do" then use #TRIZ for HOW to do it.
Why customer experience innovation matters now http://bit.ly/grJAbB Use #TRIZ resources tools to get customer environment info.
Do Your Innovators Have the Right Muscle Memory? http://t.co/STB3Xv3 Observe this all the time!
http://dld.bz/A8MJ How sustainability drives innovation - #TRIZ thinking using ideality, functions vs. technologies, 9 windows
Cheese in space http://dld.bz/A8yS Great example of using #TRIZ concept of existing resources (Monty Python fans) to boost publicity
http://dld.bz/Auug 10 most creative people and what they did. No. 6 has some #TRIZ elements of use existing resources.
http://dld.bz/AhNC #TRIZ in management/city planning. Great list of contradictions without a great set of solutions (yet!)
RT @jdpuva Innovate on Purpose: What limits innovation in established companies http://bit.ly/gl8M7s -- Jeff & Gary get it right!
@chuckfrey collecting ideas for best practices innovation 2010 http://www.innovationtools.com/weblog/innovation-weblog.asp Contribute!
Program just announced for the Global TRIZCON Korea, March 9-11, 2011, with presentations in English and Korean. http://www.koreatrizcon.kr/
http://dld.bz/AhKb Hydrodynamic separation of dirty water from clean. #TRIZ principles: increased curvature (14), use of existing resources
