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2012 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
4. The Ideal Result
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Abstract
We have now set the stage for the first tool and analysis part of the TRIZ problem-solving algorithm. Let’s think back to some of the examples presented in the previous chapters. If we could eliminate the variable that we needed to optimize, our system would be much simpler and since there’s one less variable or part to deal with, our system becomes more ideal. Let’s now define the Ideal Result. It’s when something performs its function and does not exist. There are no costs or negative side effects. It’s as if the result we are looking for all of a sudden arrived in a gift package from an anonymous donor. This is a difficult concept to grasp as most of us, while thinking this way, are already thinking about all the reasons that this cannot be achieved. Now TRIZ does not necessarily guarantee that this will be the result, but getting 80–90 % of the way there is much better than what we normally accomplish. This first “envisioning” step is absolutely critical to the rest of the process.