Agile’TRIZ Framework: Towards the Integration of TRIZ Within the Agile Innovation Methodology

Casner, Didier; Souili, Achille; Houssin, Rémy; Renaud, Jean

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-02456-7_8

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“…As a result, designer is able to extend the solution space into various domains of knowledge and apply problem-solving techniques from different fields of knowledge [5] [6] [7]. However, this theory supplies many ideas and has the following defects: it could not guarantee a solution and its feasibility, TRIZ provides only concepts and it could not directly propose implementable solutions [8].…”

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Improving Inventive Design Methodology’s Agility

Hanifi¹,

Chibane²,

Houssin³

et al. 2019

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Inventive Design (ID) methodology has been developed in four main phases, from initial situation analysis to solution concept, in order to overcome TRIZ limitations. However, this methodology needs to optimize its performance, because it takes a lot of time to obtain the best solution concepts. In addition, the ability of ID to give the best result depends on individual knowledge and experience of designer, and correctness of initial situation analysis. The proposed methodology in this article uses a collection of tools and combines a long-term vision for continuous improvement. This improvement method focuses on removing the non-value added activities during the process and maximizing the quality of the results. Integration of this proposed methodology with ID framework will eliminate the wastes, which occur in different phases of ID method and increase its overall efficiency and agility.

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confidence: 99%

Improving Inventive Design Methodology’s Agility

Hanifi¹,

Chibane²,

Houssin³

et al. 2019

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…Another important ascertainment in relation to the state-of-the-art is the fact that inventive problem solving and TRIZ are taken into account to improve the agile methodology in software development. Recent researches are reported in this respect, with representative results published in [15], [16] and [17]. In closing the remarks on the searching process about the state-of-the-art relative to the subject under consideration in this paper, it makes sense to highlight the publication of researches that reflect integration of inventiveness in requirements engineering [18].…”

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CALDET: A TRIZ-Driven Integrated Software Development Methodology

Brad

Homorodean³

2019

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Companies specialized in software development services and software outsourcing have adopted agile methodologies such as SCRUM and Kanban to drive the software development process. Along time, experts have introduced new methodologies that enhance agile roadmaps with lean patterns and design thinking tools. Despite the value added brought by aggregation of agile with lean and design thinking, the integrated methodology is still fuzzy at operational level. There is no scientific demonstration on the most appropriate way to alternate the steps of agile with those promoted by lean innovation and design thinking. This niche of opportunity is investigated by this paper. Conflicts and barriers generated by aggregation are treated with TRIZ. Inventive solutions are proposed to optimize the agile-lean-design thinking (ALDET) software development process considering a life-cycle perspective. Gaps identified in ALDET are additionally tackled with TRIZ and new tools of competitive engineering, including TRIZ contradiction matrix for software, are embedded within the optimized ALDET to enhance its potentiality. The methodology is called Competitive ALDET or CALDET. Its effectiveness was tested in a real project. Preliminary results demonstrate that CALDET provides a clearer and smoother path for project management, reduces ambiguities relative to traditional ALDET methodology, and increases the impact of outcomes to the user. By tackling conflicts in an iterative manner, CALDET avoids re-analysis and re-coding in software development, too. The presence of value engineering tools within the framework of CALDET reveals additional spaces of innovation, both technical and project management related.

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TRIZ Application for Digital Product Design and Management

Kaliteevskii

Bryksin²,

Chechurin

2021

Creative Solutions for a Sustainable Development

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In the 20th century, the concept of Product Design was centered on an engineering process aimed at projecting and further developing a technological and as a rule physically tangible product. Thus, to support the heuristic stage of Product Design the TRIZ toolkit has appeared and turned to be an effective tool for engineers and inventors assisted at technological obstacles overcoming process. However, in the 21st century the commercial Product itself changes its forms and a way it's being developed and leads to the market. The main reasons for that are decreased time-to-market, the dynamically changing product requirements, opportunities to effectively test product hypotheses and to use flexible development methodologies. These properties are peculiar for the products that launch in the digital era. Thus, present-day products require more and more design strategy and vision decisions rather than only engineering tricks to successfully meet market needs. With these realities, the User Experience and User Interface of the product, monetization model, the target audience, communication and branding become an integral part of the Product Design and Product Management processes. This article aims to demonstrate on several case studies how appropriately TRIZ methodology is able to support a heuristic stage of the modern Product Design and Management processes.

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Agile’TRIZ Framework: Towards the Integration of TRIZ Within the Agile Innovation Methodology

Cited by 10 publications

References 17 publications

Improving Inventive Design Methodology’s Agility

Improving Inventive Design Methodology’s Agility

CALDET: A TRIZ-Driven Integrated Software Development Methodology

TRIZ Application for Digital Product Design and Management

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