Live Updates TRIZIN 2010 Bangalore

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Comment by Murali Loganathan on August 5, 2010 at 10:26am

Comment by Beena Libi on August 2, 2010 at 4:34pm

Its great to learn the innovation alertness in the audience and am glad I was part of it. I'd like to take up software problems and get to solutions through TRIZ. Will share my experience with all soon.

Comment by Prakasan K on July 31, 2010 at 11:01am

The first TRIZ India summit was concluded yesterday and a fabulous beginning for all of us in India to be part of the global TRIZ map. Along with other International TRIZ conferences (MATRIZ, TRIZCON, Japan TRIZ Summit, ETRIA, Iberia, Korean TRIZ Summit), TRIZ India is going to be a yearly event from now on.

The idea of a TRIZ India conference started sometime in 2007 when we launched TRIZ India forum. Navneet, Karthik, and I discussed a TRIZ conference in India over several cups of Coffee’s and different ways of doing it. After we moved to this platform, the discussion continued, Bala, Shankar, Murali et all contributed with more ideas, different concepts. But finally it all happened with Karthik and Navneet's timely intervention with Nispana, a Business Information Service company, and their vast connection with several companies in India, and TRIZ experts around the world. I must congratulate them for making this event a grant success within a very short span of time.
Lot of new revelation for me from this conference, and first and profound is
- “There are more TRIZ thinking and experimentation is happening in India” than we all know. Looks like the companies around here are more like Korean’s, not letting people know that they are doing it.
- TRIZ for software is the favorite subject for most, but many think TRIZ is all about contradictions and evolutions, and cannot be applied to software. I hope to see some interesting case studies emerging next time with several other techniques being used for software.
- Patent and TRIZ – I see a strong connection (or interest?) of patents and TRIZ in India. While this is ok, because TRIZ is being used there, the approach may not be good for long term. As Isak said, TRIZ is the technology for innovation, and the TRIZ technology has several sub-system in it, better to make use of them more of them. Using with patents may dilute the overall TRIZ way of thinking
- There is two generation of people seeing TRIZ in substantially different ways. I hope to see a convergence in their thinking to create something unique for Indian innovation
- TRIZ is part of several boutique innovation consulting companies, and there are several of them mushrooming up.
- TRIZ for software is definitely an interest to India. Software systems are not like any other evolving systems, and it has certain characteristics unique to it. They way we define the software system has lot to do with the super-system around it, and application of TRIZ should start from there. Few from the audience repeatedly mentioned no software innovation is happening, and gave couple of examples on Aircraft evolution etc. But, if we look around, there is nothing out there without any software in it, and without the “software innovation” no new technological system is evolving now. Now to apply TRIZ in software; look at the resources, like what are the resources around your current system for you are writing software, which will come in play at the right time if we effectively utilize it. An external memory card in a mobile phone is a resource for the main kernel software, and a piece of software code can do wonders by effectively utilizing that “free” space within the card. Now, what are the contradiction when you start using that available resources, how does the system interact when we “remove” an existing piece of code, how does the software can test by itself by looking at the harmful functions.. the list can go on. TRIZ for software is perhaps a best set of innovation tool kit I can think about.
- One of our idea using TRIZ community to solve problems were appropriately told by Murali and he asked the audience about their interest in participation. Well, we are not talking about any “paid” services here, but the best way to learn TRIZ is to experiment by applying in various problems. There are plenty of problems around us, common to many, and we would like to consider them applying TRIZ to it. We have TRIZ experts from all around the world, and they are willing to help us. Isak offered his help to apply TRIZ for a common problem in our society. I will be starting a new forum here to start this very soon.

As Ellen mentioned at the end of the conference, I’m starting the post conference discussion here. I look forward your contribution and add your points, make this a discussion thread.

Comment by Bala Ramadurai on July 30, 2010 at 11:18pm

This was a really good conference! Kudos to Karthik, Navneet and team, who made this conference a resounding success!

Comment by Karthikeyan Iyer on July 30, 2010 at 10:54pm

Based on feedback received, TRIZ India Summit 2010 was a fantastic success! My thanks to everybody who participated and contributed. . .!

Comment by Karthikeyan Iyer on July 30, 2010 at 10:52pm

Wish I could have blogged/tweeted live as well but was completely swamped the event activities. Nice to see these updates here!

Comment by Ellen Domb on July 30, 2010 at 7:40pm

THanks! I'll link to this live blog from the TRIZ Journal Commentary column. This has been a very very important trip for me.

Comment by Murali Loganathan on July 30, 2010 at 4:52pm

Here is the WI-FAA – To Generate Exhaustive System Test Case presentation that Bala from MindTree did WI-FAA – To Generate Exhaustive System Test Case.pdf

Comment by Murali Loganathan on July 30, 2010 at 4:49pm

Interesting way to reduce noise in numbers of innovation from Venkatesh of Wipro, allow a 90 day period to find a pilot or customer for the innovation. He further explained that innovations are looked at from 3 horizons (less than 12 months, 12-24 months and more than 24 months)

Comment by Murali Loganathan on July 30, 2010 at 4:46pm

2 vendors winning big time by claiming to have managed the mess of 80000 ideas for solving BP Oil leak. Ellen joked that sun will run out sorting through the mess.

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