In this article Dr. Michael Ohler, Damir Babic and Christine Heine talk about tools that help in the study of discontinuous processes and discuss their application in process improvement. Basic theory assumes the processes associated with standard Lean tools to be continuous. Through observation this is known to not always be the case in a transaction evironment.
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In this article Ellen Domb talks about the 39 Features of the Contradiction Matrix. The Contradiction Matrix has always been a popular element of TRIZ ever sense its creation. With these explanations of the 39 Features, users are more able to effectively use the contradiction matrix.
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In this article Jack Hipple talks about the use of Predictive Failure Analysis in a situation where traditional TRIZ techniques can’t be applied. The Predictive Failure Analysis is a technique that gives the practitioner the ability to view the problem from a different perspective. Predictive Failure Analysis utilizes traditional TRIZ techniques and allows you to identify potential system failures, in turn solving the problem.
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