TRIZ – The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving

1. Finding Innovative Technical Solutions in Patents Through Improved Evolution Trends
Ulises Valverde, Jean-Pierre Nadeau, Dominique Scaravetti

2. Automated Extraction of Knowledge Useful to Populate Inventive Design Ontology from Patents
Achille Souili, Denis Cavallucci

3. Modelling Industrial Design Contribution to Innovative Product or Service Design Process in a Highly Constrained Environment
Philippe Blanchard, Pascal Crubleau, Hervé Christofol, Simon Richir

4. Teaching Competence for Organising Problem-Centred Teaching-Learning Process
Renata Jonina, David Oget, Jacques Audran

5. Problem Graph for Warehousing Design
David Damand, Marc Barth, Elvia Lepori

6. Key Indicators of Inventive Performance for Characterizing Design Activities in R&Ds: Application in Technological Design
Ali Taheri, Denis Cavallucci, David Oget

7. Optimization Methods for Inventive Design
Lei Lin, Ivana Rasovska, Roland Guio, Sébastien Dubois

8. Contribution to Formalizing Links Between Invention and Optimization in the Inventive Design Method
Thongchai Chinkatham, Dominique Knittel, Denis Cavallucci

9. Collaboration Framework for TRIZ-Based Open Computer-Aided Innovation
René Lopez Flores, Jean Pierre Belaud, Stéphane Negny, Jean Marc Lann, Guillermo Cortes Robles

10. System Dynamics Modeling and TRIZ: A Practical Approach for Inventive Problem Solving
Jesús Delgado-Maciel, Guillermo Cortes-Robles, Cuauhtémoc Sánchez-Ramírez, Giner Alor-Hernández, Jorge García-Alcaraz, Stéphane Negny

11. Conceptual Framework of an Intelligent System to Support Creative Workshops
Alex Gabriel, Davy Monticolo, Mauricio Camargo, Mario Bourgault

Keywords: Computer Science, Models and Principles, Innovation/Technology Management, Engineering Design, Software Engineering