Recent TRIZ software work prompted our consultants to compare it to the software challenges we have helped teams resolve in the past. To overcome the confidentiality issue one of our most brilliant software consultants, Andrew Martin, decided to illuminate the logic of Oxford TRIZ for software with two very general examples using quadratic equations and a mousetrap. Download the case study which reveal the relevance of Oxford TRIZ to software problems big and small.
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What can you learn from this case study?
- How Oxford TRIZ can be used to improve software or create new software
- Simple Oxford TRIZ steps & techniques to speed up the problem-solving process
- The power of TRIZ Function Mapping to help create or improve any software systems by revealing contradictions and highlighting areas for improvement
- Which Oxford TRIZ Tools are used for uncovering real problems linking to TRIZ lists to locate the strongest solutions
How will this benefit you?
- See TRIZ applied to software problems
- Understand how Oxford TRIZ problem solving techniques can be applied to reveal essential software problems and show routes to solutions
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