Brainstorming PMI Six Thinking Hat SCAMPER Synectics Attribute listing

Jan 10, 2013

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Brainstorming PMI Six Thinking Hat SCAMPER Synectics Attribute listing

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Six Thinking Hats

Six Thinking Hats. From the part to the whole From the different/unique to the common From analysis to synthesis. Six Thinking Hats. Parallel thinking mastermind. Six Thinking Hats. “The six thinking hats allow us to conduct our thinking as a conductor might lead an orchestra.”

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SCAMPER

SCAMPER. By: Jennie White. Substitute. Hybrid Technology . HYBRID. 2008 Tahoe Hybrid 2WD offers the same EPA estimated city fuel efficiency as a four-cylinder Toyota Camry offers up to 50% better city fuel economy over the non-hybrid Tahoe

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White Hat Thinking

White Hat Thinking. Presented by Austin Mitchell. Basis of white hat thinking. To provide facts without opinion, interpretation, and feelings. Basis of white hat thinking. To separate fact from belief, and gather all information needed. Basis of white hat thinking.

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Six Thinking Hats

Six Thinking Hats. Stockton College – Day of Leadership November 19 th, 2011. Leadership. What is one of the most important responsibilities of a leader?. Leadership. To make decisions that require other people to take action.

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SCAMPER

SCAMPER. Applying it to our product. The Oblique Four. Our original product. Plassue TM Plate with detachable tissue at the bottom of it, so as to prevent food crumbs from dropping onto the table A product designed for parents/domestic helpers to fasten the cleaning process.

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SCAMPER

SCAMPER. S Substitute? C Combine? A Adapt? M Modify? Magnify? P Put to other uses? E Eliminate or minify? R Rearrange? Reverse?. Substitute. What can be substituted? Who else? What else? Can the rules be changed? Other ingredient? Other material? Other process or procedure?

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Six Thinking Hats

Six Thinking Hats. Anthea Carter-Savigear April 2011. Dr Edward de Bono. Dr de Bono is one of the few people in history to have had a major impact on the way we think He is the Creator of what is now known as Lateral and Parallel Thinking.

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Six Thinking Hats

Six Thinking Hats. Six Thinking Hats. This tool was created by Edward de Bono in his book ' 6 Thinking Hats '. Many successful people think from a very rational, positive viewpoint. This is part of the reason that they are successful. . Six Thinking Hats.

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SCAMPER

SCAMPER. Images of Imagination and Innovation. SUBSTITUTE. One thing replaces another thing. A Starbucks manager experimented by substituting flavours . The result was a $500 million business. Two or more things joined to make a new thing. combine.

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White Hat Thinking

White Hat Thinking. Presented by Austin Mitchell. Basis of white hat thinking. To provide facts without opinion, interpretation, and feelings. Basis of white hat thinking. To separate fact from belief and gather all information needed. Basis of white hat thinking.

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Today's Thinking Hat

Today's Thinking Hat. What is wrong with this?. Wh at are the weakne sses?. Wher e should we be carefu l?. What could be some difficulties or problems?. What are the good points?. What are the benefits?. Why will this idea work?. Is there a concept in this idea that looks attractive?.

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Synectics

Synectics. IDT – 535 Dr. Cynthia Gautreau July 15, 2008. Bianca Panariello, Christine Meneses, Cindy Edwards, Manjeet Randhawa. Click to begin…. What is Synectics?. Active, creative process of creating meaning through metaphoric activity.

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Art Synectics - Tools for Creative Thinking

Art Synectics - Tools for Creative Thinking. Synectics Definition. The term Synectics is from the Greek word synectikos, which means “bringing forth together,” or “bringing different things into unified connection.” Synectics is about making connections.

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GREEN HAT THINKING

GREEN HAT THINKING. BY WILLIAM LOSCH. CREATIVITY. THE GREEN HAT IS FOR CREATIVITY, IT IS USED TO EXPRESS IDEAS AND EMOTIONS. FIXING BLACK HAT PROBLEMS. THE GREEN HAT IS OFTEN USED TO FIX BLACK HAT PROBLEMS, IT IS USED TO ELIMINATE ANY FAULTS THE BLACK HAT FINDS.

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Synectics

Synectics. Chapter Seven. Thinking with Analogies: Comparisons and Compressions

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SIX THINKING HATS

SIX THINKING HATS. Based on the work by Edward de Bono. “Thinking-- The Ultimate Human Resource”. We can always improve our thinking skills. Confused thinking arises from trying to do too much at once. We should emphasize what can be, not what is. Three Philosophers.

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SIX THINKING HATS

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SCAMPER

Presentation based on the strategy by Bob Earl

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Art Synectics - Tools for Creative Thinking

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Six Thinking Hats

Six Thinking Hats. Ideas are the currency of success; they separate you from your competition. --Edward de Bono. Laynee Timlin, Organizational Development Manager Landmark Communications, Inc. Six Thinking Hats.

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