Systematic frameworks and structured processes for creative problem-solving including the Osborn-Parnes model and other established methodologies.
Learners will master systematic approaches to creative problem-solving through structured frameworks, understand the step-by-step processes involved, and be able to select and apply appropriate frameworks based on problem context and requirements.
Comprehensive coverage of the classic Osborn-Parnes model including objective finding, fact finding, problem finding, idea finding, solution finding, and acceptance finding phases.
Modern approach to creative problem-solving that simplifies the process into four clear stages while maintaining the effectiveness of structured problem-solving.
Updated approaches to creative problem-solving that incorporate modern understanding of creativity, collaboration tools, and contemporary workplace challenges.
Comprehensive coverage of Min Basadur's systematic approach to innovation and problem-solving that emphasizes continuous improvement and organizational learning.
Exploration of the Synectics methodology that emphasizes making the strange familiar and the familiar strange through analogical thinking and metaphorical reasoning.
Comparative analysis of various frameworks, criteria for selection, and guidelines for adapting frameworks to specific problem-solving contexts and organizational needs.