Anatomy of Problems: How analysts can start not with analysis, but with proper problem framing

The lion's share of development time is spent not on writing code, but on endless clarifications like, "What did the customer actually mean?". We are used to jumping straight into the language of solutions instead of the language of goals. As a result, teams face constant rework, endless iterations, internal conflicts, and generic trial-and-error guesswork instead of finding elegant, low-cost solutions.

In this workshop, we will dissect the root causes of this pain point. Based on TRIZ approaches, we will break down a universal framework for precise problem framing.

This approach has proven its practical effectiveness across a wide spectrum of projects. It will be valuable for hardcore IT tasks and complex business challenges, as well as for those daily urgent requests that constantly distract you from core work.

Key Practical Outcomes:

Shift in Focus: An algorithm to translate customer "wishlists" from the solution domain into clear and measurable goals.

Spotting Contradictions...