Idea management software comes with no ideas. Typically, ideas are added by crowdsourcing and the ideas are selected by a search or a scoring system. Scoring can often be quite misleading. If everybody scores the idea, then the score tends to become diluted. If an idea is scored by a small group, then the score
Our ideas are generated by a logic rule based approach. This approach is thorough to prevent any missed opportunities. Our ideas are non-biased, whereas many existing ideas are based on what is already familiar. It is often true that "you can't see the forest through the trees" meaning focusing on small ideas and missing
Manufacturing processes are composed of unique combinations of individual interacting systems. Our systems are the building blocks for a unique process. The interactions between systems are addressed in the questions asked. Questions can function to weave systems together. This allows each system relationship to be handled uniquely. If another system is present, then more detailed
The first few questions asked will typically drill down to your very specific system. For example, we have a “pump” system rather than the following systems: pumps, centrifugal pumps, gear pumps, magnetic drive pumps, air diaphragm pumps, peristaltic pumps, electric pumps, water The first few questions asked in the pump system will narrow down your
