Trystorming
Trystorming is a combination of brainstorming melded with rapid prototyping to determine if ideas will work quickly or not.
The key process steps:
- Come up with at least seven ideas through brainstorming/sketching
- If needed, narrow them down to your top three ideas
- Simulate, simulate, simulate (or Try, try, try) – their philosophy is to fail as early and as often as possible
- Morph or combine ideas until you reach an optimal outcome
- Put the concept into your business system and repeat the process as needed
Article: Better than Brainstorming: “Trystorming”
Additional Resources
- Theory of Constraints– creativesafetysupply.com
- What is Yokoten & Why Don’t Most Companies Use it?– blog.creativesafetysupply.com
- The Kaizen And Kanban Principles– kaizen-news.com
- Does 3-D Printing Have a Role in Lean Manufacturing?– iecieeechallenge.org
- When is a Company Lean?– lean-news.com
- The Tools of Kaizen– blog.5stoday.com
- Change Your Company Through Strategic Thinking– 5snews.com
- Polygon Opens New Document Center– safetyblognews.com
- The Concepts of Kaizen– creativesafetypublishing.com