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Structured Innovation: Using the Ideal Final Result

Resolving contradictions by rethinking functions

Akhilesh Gulati
Tue, 03/12/2013 - 12:49
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Editor’s note: This article continues the series exploring structured innovation using the TRIZ methodology, a problem-solving, analysis, and forecasting tool derived from studying patterns of invention found in global patent data.

As the executive council got down to business for the day, Belinda summarized from last month’s session that the ideal final result (IFR) is “a description of the best possible solution for the problem situation, regardless of the original problem’s constraints.”

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Submitted by umberto mario tunesi on Mon, 03/18/2013 - 10:22

IFR is an "Ideal"

What should they do? My tennis coach told me a thousand times that one plays tennis with his feet, more than with his arms, or eyes, or brain. I would suggest the Team to keep their feet on the ground: less charting and more "feeling". Thank you.

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