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Integration of TRIZ and roadmapping for innovation, strategy, and problem solving Phase 1 –TRIZ, roadmapping and proposed integrations Imoh Ilevbare1 Rob Phaal1 David Probert1 Alejandro Torres Padilla2 July 2011 1 Centre for Technology Management, University of Cambridge, UK. 2 Dux Diligens, Mexico. This is a collaborative research initiative between the Centre for Technology Management, University of Cambridge, UK, and Dux Diligens, Mexico. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This document reports the first phase of an ongoing project aimed at combining technology roadmapping (TRM), a methodology for technology and innovation planning, and TRIZ, an approach for systematic inventive problem solving. The overall objective is to develop an enhanced methodology for systematic innovation planning, strategy and problem solving. This report is focussed on providing an understanding of TRM and TRIZ, and conceptualising ways in which they can be combined. These conceptualised combinations will be further investigated, tested and applied in subsequent phases of this project and results will be presented in subsequent reports. This report is organised into 4 major parts. The first part introduces the TRIZ methodology, its basic concepts and its major tools and techniques. It highlights the benefits of the method and how it can be applied. The second part focuses on TRM, explaining its background, framework and process. The third part highlights suggestions from literature on how to combine these methodologies and then proposes three different modes of combination of TRM and TRIZ based on their individual strengths and features. These three modes of combination have advantages over the lone application of the methods. The fourth part of the report brief