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Systematic Inventive Thinking
Volunteer 1: needs the orange to prepare a juice that makes his/ her dog ran twice as fast
Volunteer 2: needs the orange to make a jamfrom the peel to get a date with his/her beautiful neighbor
Systematic Inventive Thinking
The 5 SIT Tools
Division
Subtraction
Task Unification
Attribute Dependency
Multiplication
Systematic Inventive Thinking
The 5 SIT Tools
Division
Subtraction
Task Unification
Attribute Dependency
Multiplication
Subtraction – How to
Systematic Inventive Thinking
Ask yourself: Is your new product beneficial?
- What are the potential markets and values?
- Who would want it and why should people find it valuable?
Subtraction – How to
Systematic Inventive Thinking
Check on its feasibility:
- Can you create this new product?
- What else could you use to perform the function?
- Does it perform?
Systematic Inventive Thinking
The 5 SIT Tools
Division
Subtraction
Task Unification
Attribute Dependency
Multiplication
Systematic Inventive Thinking
The 5 SIT Tools
Division
Subtraction
Task Unification
Attribute Dependency
Multiplication
Attribute Dependency
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• Identify variables that might have dependencies worth investigating (or creating).
• Assign variables to columns and rows• Check on existing dependencies (mark
with 0)• Create new dependencies for the ones
marked with 0. Do reality check; replace 0 by 1.
• Visualize the new dependency:• What are the potential benefits,
markets and values?• Who would want it? Why would people
find it valuable?• How can it help to address a particular
challenge? • Is it feasible?
Systematic Inventive Thinking
The 5 SIT Tools
Division
Subtraction
Task Unification
Attribute Dependency
Multiplication
The 5 SIT Tools - Summary
Systematic Inventive Thinking
Division The division of a product and/or its components and rearranging them in time or space, thus adding degrees of freedom.� Check in at home
Subtraction The elimination of core components rather than an addition of new systems and functions.� Tablet
Task Unification The assignment of new tasks to an existing resource � Shirt of David Beckham at Pepsi ad
Attribute Dependency
The creation/ removal of symmetries or dependencies between existing product and environmental variables.� Coffee mugs changing color
Multiplication Introducing a slightly modified copy of an existing object into the current system.� Head up display in cars