Created by Bob Eberle in the 1970’s, SCAMPER, which comes in the form of a checklist of idea-spurring questions, helps you think outside-of-the-box when you encounter a challenge.
SCAMPER is based on the notion that everything is a new translation of something that has already existed. Each letter in the acronym – SCAMPER, represents a way the characteristics of the challenge are manipulated until new ideas are created.
Ideas are not often plucked out of thin air. The SCAMPER brainstorming technique uses a set of directed questions to resolve a problem (or meet an opportunity). It can also turn a tired idea into something new and different.
The 7 parts of this brainstorm method includes:
- Substitute.
- Combine.
- Add / adapt.
- Modify / maximize / minimize.
- Put to other use.
- Eliminate.
- Rearrange or reverse.
Created by Bob Eberle in the 1970’s, SCAMPER, which comes in the form of a checklist of idea-spurring questions, helps you think outside-of-the-box when you encounter a challenge.
SCAMPER is based on the notion that everything is a new translation of something that has already existed. Each letter in the acronym – SCAMPER, represents a way the characteristics of the challenge are manipulated until new ideas are created.
Ideas are not often plucked out of thin air. The SCAMPER brainstorming technique uses a set of directed questions to resolve a problem (or meet an opportunity). It can also turn a tired idea into something new and different.
The 7 parts of this brainstorm method includes:
- Substitute.
- Combine.
- Add / adapt.
- Modify / maximize / minimize.
- Put to other use.
- Eliminate.
- Rearrange or reverse.
'Jugaad' is the improvised, frugal Indian approach to innovation. It is becoming increasingly influential in the thinking of many corporations. This series of presentations examines creativity and innovation and means to apply proven techniques for driving systematic, repeatable and managed innovation in your company.
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These slides were prepared to introduce district leaders to the design thinking process. The design challenge we worked on during this day-long introduction was to redesign high school media centers. These slides were used to step participants through each phase of the design thinking process.
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Building a brainstorming techniques PPT presentation up from scratch is indeed a tricky task. Considering this we have conceptualized a readymade PPT model to illustrate brainstorming tools and techniques required for product development. Here we are also sharing few tips to use our sample of PPT presentation for product brainstorming. You can also use our PPT example as a metaphor to promote problem solving approach of speed thinking or thinking outside the box among your employees. In short, bottom line is that our PowerPoint show supports employees to come out with new revolutionary product development solutions. Furthermore, our presentation deck symbolically helps management to trigger mind of employees to go for group creativity technique and reveal fresh brainstorming product ideas. Above all, giving an edge to presenter we have included exclusive template slides like procedure of brainstorming, stages of brainstorming, the stepladder technique, the synectics technique, the delphi method and so on. Finally, in one line you can gain more with our pre designed brainstorming techniques for new product development complete presentation deck. Display a client friendly approach with our Brainstorming Techniques For New Product Development Complete Powerpoint Deck With Slides. Their demands always come first.
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'Jugaad' is the improvised, frugal Indian approach to innovation. It is becoming increasingly influential in the thinking of many corporations. This series of presentations examines creativity and innovation and means to apply proven techniques for driving systematic, repeatable and managed innovation in your company.
SCAMPER is a technique that helps to redesign a product or a service asking some questions about the parts or uses of the product or service to change.
These slides were prepared to introduce district leaders to the design thinking process. The design challenge we worked on during this day-long introduction was to redesign high school media centers. These slides were used to step participants through each phase of the design thinking process.
Introduction to reasoning and design thinking.
Reasoning is associated with thinking, cognition, and intellect.
Design thinking is a deeply human process that taps into abilities we all have but get overlooked by more conventional problem-solving practices.
A fast-forward tour about Design Thinking by webkeyz.
How design thinking differs from scientific thinking? Why to use it? When to use it? And how design thinking can impact your life?
A must read for all creatives who suffer that usual struggle with the initial part of the creative process: Brainstorming. Also for people interested to know how ideas are generated and how human mind responds to creativity challanges.
A summary of the basic principles of design thinking, human centered innovation and its application to strategy. Created by Natalie Nixon of Figure 8 Thinking.
Brainstorming Techniques For New Product Development Complete PowerPoint Deck...SlideTeam
Building a brainstorming techniques PPT presentation up from scratch is indeed a tricky task. Considering this we have conceptualized a readymade PPT model to illustrate brainstorming tools and techniques required for product development. Here we are also sharing few tips to use our sample of PPT presentation for product brainstorming. You can also use our PPT example as a metaphor to promote problem solving approach of speed thinking or thinking outside the box among your employees. In short, bottom line is that our PowerPoint show supports employees to come out with new revolutionary product development solutions. Furthermore, our presentation deck symbolically helps management to trigger mind of employees to go for group creativity technique and reveal fresh brainstorming product ideas. Above all, giving an edge to presenter we have included exclusive template slides like procedure of brainstorming, stages of brainstorming, the stepladder technique, the synectics technique, the delphi method and so on. Finally, in one line you can gain more with our pre designed brainstorming techniques for new product development complete presentation deck. Display a client friendly approach with our Brainstorming Techniques For New Product Development Complete Powerpoint Deck With Slides. Their demands always come first.
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2. Elaborate on your ideas by applying
a checklist of nine creative thinking
principles that were first formally
suggested by Alex Osborn and later
arranged by Bob Eberle
into the following mnemonic.
3. S = Substitute?
C = Combine?
A = Adapt?
M = Magnify? Modify?
P = Put to other uses?
E = Eliminate?
R = Rearrange? Reverse?
4. SCAMPER is based on the notion that
everything new is some addition
or modification of something that
already exists.
You take a subject and change it into
something else.
5. Isolate the subject you want to think about and
ask a checklist of questions to see what new
ideas and thoughts emerge. You'll find that
ideas start popping up almost involuntarily,
when you ask the right questions:
6. Can I substitute something?
Can I combine it with something else?
Can I adapt something to your subject?
Can I magnify or add to it?
Can I modify or change it in some fashion?
Can I put it to some other use?
Can I eliminate something from it?
Can I rearrange it?
What happens when I reverse it?
9. Helper Questions
Can I replace or change any parts?
Can I replace someone involved?
Can the rules be changed?
Can I use other ingredients or materials?
Can I use other processes or procedures?
Can I change its shape?
Can I change its color, roughness, sound or smell?
What if I change its name?
Can I substitute one part for another?
Can I use this idea in a different place?
Can I change my feelings or attitude towards it?
SUBSTITUTE
10. Trigger Words
alternate, colorize, exchange, fill in for, proxy,
relieve, rename, repackage, replace, reposition,
reserve, shape, stand in for, surrogate, swap,
switch, take the place of etc.
SUBSTITUTE
25. Helper Questions
What ideas or parts can be combined?
Can I combine or recombine its parts’ purposes?
Can I combine or merge it with other objects?
What can be combined to maximize the number of uses?
What materials could be combined?
Can I combine different talents to improve it?
Trigger Words
amalgamate, become one, blend, bring together, come
together, commingle, conjoin, fuse, intermix, join, link,
merge, mingle, mix, relate, unite etc.
COMBINE
38. Helper Questions
What else is like it?
Is there something similar to it, but in a different context?
Does the past offer any lessons with similar ideas?
What other ideas does it suggest?
What could I copy, borrow or steal?
Whom could I emulate?
What ideas could I incorporate?
What processes can be adapted?
What different contexts can I put my concept in?
What ideas outside my field can I incorporate?
ADAPT
39. Trigger Words
acclimatize, adapt oneself, adapt, adjust, alter,
amend, become accustomed, bend, change,
conform, contextualize, copy, emulate, familiarize,
find your feet, fit, get a feel for, get used to,
incorporate, make suitable, match, modify, readjust,
refashion, revise, rework, settle in, transform, etc.
ADAPT
53. Think about ways to magnify or exaggerate your idea.
Magnifying your idea or parts of it may increase its
perceived value or give you new insights about what
components are most important.
MODIFY, MAGNIFY
65. Think of how you might be able to put your current
idea to other uses, or think of what you could reuse
from somewhere else in order to solve your own
problem. Many times, an idea only becomes great
when applied differently than first imagined.
PUT IT TO OTHER USES
66. Helper Questions
What else can it be used for?
Can it be used by people other than those it was
originally intended for?
How would a child use it? An older person?
How would people with different disabilities use it?
Are there new ways to use it in its current shape or
form?
Are there other possible uses if it’s modified?
If I knew nothing about it, would I figure out the purpose
of this idea?
Can I use this idea in other markets or industries?
PUT IT TO OTHER USES
67. Trigger Words
abuse, apply, avail yourself of, behave, benefit, bring
into play, contextualize, deplete, draw on consume,
employ, enjoy, exercise, exhaust, expend, exploit, get
through, handle, luxuriate, make use of, manage,
manipulate, mistreat, operate, reposition, source,
spend, take advantage of, take pleasure in, tap, treat,
use up, utilize, waste, wear out, work etc.
PUT IT TO OTHER USES
81. Helper Questions
How can I simplify it?
What parts can be removed without altering its
function?
What’s non-essential or unnecessary?
Can the rules be eliminated?
What if I made it smaller?
What feature can I understate or omit?
Should I split it into different parts?
Can I compact or make it smaller?
ELIMINATE
82. Trigger Words
Abolish, control, curb, destroy, disregard, do away
with, eradicate, exclude, excrete, expel,
exterminate, get rid of, jettison, kill, lessen, limit,
liquidate, lower, moderate, modulate, pass, play
down, purge, reduce, reject, remove, restraint,
restrict, shorten, simplify, temper, throw out, tone
down, underemphasize, waste, wipe-out etc.
ELIMINATE
90. REARRANGE
Can you rearrange the elements of the story?
Can you make the story more interesting by changing the
order of time? (Like flashback scenes in a film)
How will your brand promise the consumer’s future? How
he could have been benefited if he had it earlier in his life?
How would it sound when historical characters use your
product now?
What will happen if you present your product benefit from a
perspective of some other person or a creature?
91. Helper Questions
What other arrangement might be better?
Can I interchange components?
Are there other patterns, layouts or sequences I can use?
Can I transpose cause and effect?
Can I change pace or change the schedule of delivery?
Can I transpose positives and negatives?
Should I turn it around? Up instead of down? Down
instead of up?
What if I consider it backwards?
What if I try doing the exactly opposite of what I
originally intended?
REARRANGE
92. Trigger Words
Adjourn, annul, back up, change the date, change,
delay, drive backward, go backward, invalidate,
invert, move backward, move, overturn,
postpone, put off, quash, readjust, rearrange,
relocate, render null and void, reorder, reorganize,
repeal, reposition, reschedule, reshuffle, retreat,
swap, switch, transpose, turn around, undo,
withdraw etc.
REARRANGE