Problem Solving

 

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1. Process redesign by myself

My projects generally follow a user-centered design process. Each step, however, can be transformed or expanded depending on the characteristics of the project. Each time a project is run, the focus is on developing different processes and methodologies to overcome various constraints and to deliver optimal outcomes.

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In some cases, using the Russian algorithm for "Theory of Inventive Problem Solving” (TRIZ) to define problems or to generate ideas proves effective. At this time I have a TRIZ Level 2 certification.

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2. Collaboration--Ideation-- Facilitation with my team

Collaboration with colleagues and/or actual users is a core element of my process. Effective collaboration fosters a strong foundation for creative solutions.

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I love to collaboratively sketch, brainstorm, talk to, and learn from actual users as well as facilitate ideations, solve difficult problems, and work closely with my team. I use visualization to model ecosystems, communicate research findings, and better understand complex relationships.

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When I facilitate group workshops with my team to generate ideas, I lead team members to be as divergent as possible at first. Next, we focus on specifying directions for conceptualization and narrowing down to solutions by refining concepts.