"Formulas of Creativity: Or How to Become an Inventor" explores the necessity of creativity for human development and technological progress. It delves into the history and methodology of inventive problem-solving, including the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ), which systematizes the process of innovation. The book guides readers through various techniques and approaches to enhance their inventive skills, emphasizing the importance of understanding and applying the laws of technical systems development. Real-world examples and tasks solved by the author, his colleagues, and students are provided to illustrate the principles of TRIZ in practice, encouraging readers to engage in creative thinking and contribute to technological advancement.
Ivanov Gennady
Gennadij Ivanovitsch Ivanov, born in 1940, citizen of the Russian Federation, engineer-designer of the highest level in the country. Author of 150 inventions, has an international "TRIZ Master" diploma, author of various non-fiction books and methodological papers on creativity theory, TRIZ teacher, technical consultant at international level. A student and follower of the extraordinary Russian scientist G. S. Altschuller, the founder of TRIZ. Gennadij passed away on 18.11.2014.
TRIZ Invention Innovation Theory of inventive problem solving