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Creative Problem-Solving with 4 Squares and Inventive Marketing Strategies

Explore creative problem-solving using 4 squares and learn inventive marketing strategies. Discover principles of structured thinking and creativity patterns to approach problems. Learn unique methods to generate ideas for new product development and marketing campaigns. Understand how to adapt existing products into innovative solutions, emphasizing the importance of thinking outside the box. This lesson on mindset and innovative thinking will challenge your perspective and inspire creativity in problem-solving.

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Creative Problem-Solving with 4 Squares and Inventive Marketing Strategies

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  1. מה זה? ומה זה?

  2. 4 SQUARES • The fig shows 4 squares-A,B,C&D. • 1/4th of squares A,B&C is shaded. 1. Divide Un-shaded portion of ‘A’ into TWO equal & identical parts. A B 2. Divide Un-shaded portion of ‘B’ into THREE equal & identical parts. 3. Divide Un-shaded portion of ‘C’ into FOUR equal & identical parts. Clues : The solution is not in the form of triangles. The solution lies in the problem itself. C D 4. Divide ‘D’ into SEVEN equal & identical parts. This was done in world record time of 7 sec. Clues : The solution is not in the form of triangles. This is a lesson on MINDSET

  3. מקורות לחדשנות

  4. מודעות של השוק מודעות של השוק • צרכים רווים • תחרות קשה • מוצרי ”Me-too” • צרכים סמויים • כשלון של סקרי שוק • רעיונות יצירתיים וחדשניים זמן “If I had asked my customers what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” (Henry Ford)

  5. חשיבה יצירתית בדרך כלל אנשים מתייחסים ל- • האדם היצירתי (תבחר עם מי בא לך לעבוד...) • יצירתיות נסיבתית (ללא בקורת, סיעור-מוחות, חשיבה ליטראלית....) אנחנו, SIT, מתרכזים ב- • תבניות יצירתיות (שזוהו מתוך עשרות אלפי פטנטים)

  6. בואו ונמציא משהו...שקשור בספורט אילוצים מגבירים יצירתיות

  7. משימה • בזוגות בחרו מוצר ששניכם מעריכים ושאינו עולה יותר מ-100ש"ח • עשו משהו למוצר הזה, בפעולה אחת בלבד, כך שיהפוך חסר תועלת. • דמיינו איך לדעתכם יראה המוצר ה"חדש" • נסו למצוא שוק/לקוחות חדשים למוצר שלכם מבלי לבצע בו שינויים משמעותיים

  8. מה אפשר ללמוד מהתרגיל האחרון?

  9. Function Follows Form Existing Product FORM Manipulation (thinking tools) ”Mechanical Process” Virtual Products Marketing Filter Identify benefits, needs, etc... Feasibility Filter Technology, knowledge, resources, etc… FUNCTION Adaptation to form a realistic idea Reality Filter Idea

  10. תוצאות מפתיעות מרכיבי המנורה: • אגס זכוכית • חוט להט • גז • בסיס מתכת • חומר איטום

  11. תנאים הכרחיים לפתרון יצירתי

  12. Which is the odd one out? 13 17 19 SIT

  13. עקרונות מרכזיים בחשיבה המצאתית שיטתית עקרון העולם הסגור: שום מרכיב או אלמנט חדש לא מתווסף לפתרון/רעיון עקרון השינוי האיכותי: לפחות מרכיב בעייתי אחד הופך להיות חיובי או ניטראלי

  14. השיטה

  15. Dozens of other patterns... Genrich Altshuller SIT™ is based on thoughts originally formulated by the Russian marine engineer Genrich Altshuller (1926-98). Altshuller compiled common principles for hundreds of thousands of patents and inventions into a method of approaching problems in technology and engineering. SIT™ has later been adapted to the fields of new product development, marketing and advertising. …or principles have been found when analyzing patent databases worldwide.

  16. Creativity Patterns The elimination of core components rather than an addition of new systems and functions - “The Path of Most Resistance”. Reduction The assignment of new tasks to an existing resource (i.e. any element of the product or its vicinity within the manufacturer’s control). Unification A multiplication (or addition) of elements already existing in the product along with a required adjustment - “Qualitative Change”. Multiplication The division of a product and/or its compon-ents according to function or symmetry, thus adding degrees of freedom. Division The creation/removal of symmetries or depe-ndencies between existing product properties (e.g. colour changes with temperature, etc.). Attribute Dependency

  17. לאיזה סוג של רעיונות עלינו לכוון? חדשים לשוק אבל לא לגמרי חדשים לחברה.

  18. החסרה הגדרה: הסר/החסר מרכיב עיקרי או חיוני מהמוצר או המערכת וחפש תועלת למוצר החדש שנוצר.

  19. The Path Of Most Resistance Existing Product Add something Remove something Replace with something Use ”as-is” Externally The ”closed world”

  20. Chicco Baby Seat

  21. Exercise Bike

  22. Dyson Cyclone

  23. M&M Sweets

  24. Absolut Vodka Advertising

  25. Creativity Pattern Dyson – Cyclone Ghicco – Baby Seat Cashcard – Mobile Phone Reduction The elimination of core components rather than an addition of new systems and functions - “The Path of Most Resistance”.

  26. Reference – ”Reduction” – Q50 DVD Player Range 1999 A DVD player without a display – an idea with several benefits. The unit could be very thin, thus saving space and cost. In addition, a very ’minimalistic’ design was achieved, rendering award prizes for its innovative design. ”The difficult thing is that people believe that creativity is a personality trait of the best people in the company, but if you apply the right methods, like SIT, you generate many, many useful ideas. Today [4 years later] the company is still rolling out many of the 149 usable ideas generated.” Henk Speijer, Senior Consultant, Market Intelligence, Philips Consumer Electronics

  27. SIT – the company • Headquarters in Tel-Aviv, Israel • 20 employees + 20 freelancers • Subsidiaries in Sweden, affiliates in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands • More then 600 companies and organizations in more than 20 countries

  28. SIT Systematic Inventive Thinking תודה רבה

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