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TRIZ- The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving
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Short Course Number: PD513
CEU's: 2.25
PDH's: 22.50
Number of days: 3
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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
This workshop and problem solving course will train participants in the unique problem solving process known as TRIZ (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving). Through a combination of lecture and problem solving exercises on real-world problems from industry, participants will learn how to resolve contradictions in design, as well as how to pro-actively analyze potential failure routes in product performance. The use of TRIZ in organizational and management problem solving will be taught. TRIZ is unique as a problem-solving tool in that it is based on patterns of invention in the global patent literature rather than psychological approaches. WHO SHOULD ATTEND: - This course is intended for 5+ year experienced technical professionals and technology managers.
- A background in other problem solving tools would be helpful, but not required. This course will also be useful for managers charged with responsibility for change management and other organizational change issues.
SPECIAL FEATURES & REQUIREMENTS: - Participants will receive a complete set of course notes, a copy of the TRIZ 40 Inventive Principles, and copies of all course problems and solutions
This course is eligible for EMCI PDUs 
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09/28/09 - 09/30/09 Las Vegas, Nevada
Held At: Harrah's Las Vegas
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12/07/09 - 12/09/09 Atlanta, Georgia
Held At: Renaissance Atlanta Hotel Downtown
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03/29/10 - 03/31/10 Orlando, Florida
Held At: Omni Orlando Resort at Champions Gate
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05/10/10 - 05/12/10 San Francisco, California
Held At: Hyatt at Fisherman's Wharf
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Jack Hipple is an experienced innovation and chemical engineering consultant with 35 years of industrial experience.
Following his chemical engineering education from Carnegie Mellon University, he spent 26 years with Dow Chemical Co., where he managed numerous new product and process research projects, as well as its global Chemical Engineering research and Discovery Research programs. He has also served as a project and new technology manager for the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences, Ansell Edmont, and Cabot Corporation.
He is an experienced teacher and trainer, providing technology training for a number of major organizations, including the World Future Society, the Altshuller Institute, the American Creativity Association, and the Innovation Network. He also teaches Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ) for the AIChE/ASME.
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Confront design and operational contradictions head on rather than compromising
Formulate problems for optimum solvability Identify unrecognized resources useful in problem solving
Use the TRIZ 40 inventive principles in problem solving
Recognize and use patterns of invention from other fields and disciplines
Pro-actively analyze product and system designs for potential failure routes
Learn how to combine TRIZ with Six Sigma and QFD Learn how to use the principles of TRIZ in the organizational and management areas
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ASME Travel Policy: ASME is not responsible for the purchase of non-refundable airline tickets or the cancellation/change fees associated with canceling a flight. Please call to confirm that the course is running before purchasing airline tickets. ASME retains the right to cancel a course up to 3 weeks before scheduled presentation date.
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