Innovative Service Design Workbook
Five Step Process and TRIZ Tools for Service Designers
The workbook is authored by: - Associate Professor KIM, Song-Kyoo, TRIZ Specialist W. SyCip Graduate School of Business Asian Institute of Management, Philippines
- Associate Professor CHAI, Kah Hin, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, National University of Singapore
The workbook is authored by: - Associate Professor KIM, Song-Kyoo, TRIZ Specialist W. SyCip Graduate School of Business Asian Institute of Management, Philippines
- Associate Professor CHAI, Kah Hin, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, National University of Singapore
The workbook is authored by: - Associate Professor KIM, Song-Kyoo, TRIZ Specialist W. SyCip Graduate School of Business Asian Institute of Management, Philippines
- Associate Professor CHAI, Kah Hin, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, National University of Singapore
The workbook is authored by: - Associate Professor KIM, Song-Kyoo, TRIZ Specialist W. SyCip Graduate School of Business Asian Institute of Management, Philippines
- Associate Professor CHAI, Kah Hin, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, National University of Singapore
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This workbook provides a means of systematically defining, formulating, solving, and evaluating service design problems and enables designers to adapt the various TRIZ (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving) applications to their service operations. The main aim of the workbook is to provide a systematic problem solving process. It contains a detailed step-by-step process highlighting the various TRIZ tools that may be used to define, solve, and evaluate various service design problems.
- Preface
- What is this workbook about?
- Who is this workbook for?
- How can this workbook help?
- How is this workbook used?
- Benefits
- Introduction
- Introduction to TRIZ
- TRIZ in Service Design
- Five-Step Process
- Empirical Case Study
- Case Introduction
- An Application of TRIZ
- Conclusions