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TRIZ: The Right
Solution at the Right Time: A Guide to Innovative
Problem Solving
By Yuri Salamatov, (Valeri Souchkov, ed.), Insytec B.V.,
The Netherlands, 1999, 256 pages, ISBN 9080468010.
With 112 examples,
explains TRIZ concepts in a logical way, from simple
to complex. Might be found somewhat difficult to
read due to a large volume of specific information
from different areas. Was selected by Nikkei
Business Publications as a primary TRIZ textbook for
Japan.
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The Innovation
Algorithm
By G. Altshuller, Technical Innovation Center;
Paperback, 312 pages, March 1999. ISBN: 0964074044
One of the
classical works of Genrich Altshuller, originator of
TRIZ. It was first was published in Russian in 1972,
and since has become the best presentation on key
TRIZ ideas. Although presents the TRIZ techniques as
they were in the past, still the best text on the
underlying TRIZ philosophy.
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Innovation on Demand:
New Product Development Using TRIZ
By Fey, V.R. and E.I. Rivin, 2005: Cambridge University
Press. 256. ISBN 0521826209
This book explains
how the TRIZ methodology harnesses creative
principles extracted from thousands of successful
patented inventions to help find more innovative
solutions to design problems. Written for practicing
engineers, product managers, technology managers and
engineering students, it demonstrates how to use
TRIZ tools.
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Hands-on Systematic
Innovation
By Darrell Mann, CREAX Press, 2002, 464 pages. ISBN:
4-902716-00-3
A comprehensive compilation of TRIZ methods and tools
with case studies embedded throughout the body of
work. This book brings TRIZ into the 21st century
with Mann’s unique view of systematic innovation.
This book was is very detailed and offers many
valuable tables and charts.
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Effective
Innovation: The Development of Successful
Engineering Technologies
By Don Clausing & Victor Fey, 2004, Wiley, 247
pages, ISBN: 1-86058-438-1
From technology strategy to concept creation and
selection, the authors cover each innovation
activity, taking you step-by-step through the
effective methods. They provide a clear focus on
robustness development and technology transfer,
which leads to the commercialization activity.
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40 Principles: TRIZ
Keys to Technical Innovation
By G. Altshuller, Y. Fedoseev, Paperback - 141 pages,
1st edition Vol 1, Technical Innovation Center, Inc.;
ISBN: 0964074036.
A book presenting
one of the basic and earliest TRIZ techniques: 40
inventive principles with explanations and examples
written in an easy to read way.
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And Suddenly the
Inventor Appeared: TRIZ, the Theory of Inventive Problem
Solving
By G. Altshuller, Paperback 2nd edition, May 1996,
Technical Innovation Center; ISBN: 0964074028.
An excellent book
by Altshuller which in a very popular way explains
basic principles of inventive thinking. A good book
to start journey to TRIZ.
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Engineering of
Creativity: Introduction to TRIZ Methodology of
Inventive Problem Solving
By Semyon Savransky, CRC Press, 394 pages, 2000.
This book is an
attempt to comprehensively present TRIZ from a
viewpoint of a scientist. Provides overview of
modern TRIZ and its underlying principles. More a
collection of papers than a textbook, for advanced
reader.
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