TRIZ: Turns Good Engineers
into Great Engineers
 
Oxford Creativity will show you how to be innovative and solve your problems systematically with TRIZ. We will help you nurture, develop and sustain a culture of creative innovation with your organisation.
 
TRIZ (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving)was created by engineers, for engineers (so we can be confident that it works) and it works for everyone. TRIZ is a problem solving toolkit; the principal TRIZ tools direct us to find all the ways of solving a problem, to find new concepts and the routes for developing new products. TRIZ offers systematic innovation; by learning TRIZ and following its rules we can accelerate creative problem solving for both individuals and project teams.
  

 

Oxford Creativity launch TRIZ Scholarship Scheme

Oxford Creativity is launching a scholarship scheme to current university students, giving them the opportunity to learn TRIZ in a hands-on workshop. 

Fun TRIZ Workshop

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See New Possibilities with TRIZ

The New Year is a time for lifting your head and looking for new possibilities...TRIZ helps us break out of our normal ways of thinking and use our past experience and knowledge to look to the future. Make 2013 your year of thinking differently with TRIZ!

SPECIAL OFFER: We are offering existing customers a special offer of a Facilitated Problem Solving day at half price if taken in February. Contact Lilly soon on 01993 882461 to book: we have limited availability.

Next TRIZ Workshops

TRIZ for Patent Breaking and Patent Building

20-21 May 2013 at Oxford University

Basic TRIZ

April 2013 at Institute of Technology Tallaght, Dublin

11 & 12 March 2013 at Oxford University

22 & 23 April 2013 at Beeston Manor, Preston

3 & 4 June at Oxford University

30 September & 1 October at Oxford University

Advanced TRIZ

13 & 14 March 2013 atOxford University

24 & 25 April 2013 at Beeston Manor, Preston

5 & 6 June at Oxford University

2 & 3 October at Oxford University

Facilitating TRIZ

15 March 2013 atOxford University

26 April 2013 at Beeston Manor, Preston

6 June at Oxford University

5 October at Oxford University


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TRIZ Effects Database

The TRIZ Effects Database from Oxford Creativity is now available online.

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