MOSTI TRIZ project 2015 [Dr. Zulhasni Abdul Rahim]
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- 1. TRIZ THE MISSING LINK OF INNOVATION By Zulhasni bin Abdul Rahim https://my.linkedin.com/in/zulhasni
- 2. ABOUT MYSELF • 5 years in Japanese electronics industries • 10 years in automotive (Quality, R&D, HR and Corporate) • Researcher between PROTON –UTM with more that 7 publications • Experience in TRIZ for 5 years with level 3 expertise • Technical advisor for MPC on TRIZ and supporting > 7 universities and schools • Champion in MyTRIZ international competition 2013 & 2014.
- 3. NOWADAYS…
- 6. SAMSUNG SECRETS! What does Samsung do in comparison? How does it line up against these American masters or conversely are Google and Apple good enough to compete against Samsung? • There’s no doubt that patent circumvention is an aim when Samsung innovates. From its early forays into innovation, competing against Toshiba in washing and drying machines, Samsung has chased patents in areas where its competitors appear to have protection and has oriented its innovation efforts to find new patentable ideas in its competitors’. Links: http://www.forbes.com/sites/haydnshaughnessy/2013/03/07/why-is-samsung-such-an-innovative-company/
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- 19. Thank you very much for your attention Please contact me for further support E: zulhasni@gmail.com P: 019-2482044 FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TRIZ.MALAYSIA/