Global Network of Public Web Sites in TRIZ: A Proposal for Building Global TRIZ Community (Toru Nakagawa, OGU) (May 2008)

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Global Network of Public Web Sites in TRIZ: A Proposal for Building Global TRIZ Community (2)
Toru Nakagawa, Editor of the "TRIZ Home Page in Japan" (Osaka Gakuin University, Japan)
Poster Presented at ETRIA TRIZ Future 2008 Conference, Held at University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands, on Nov. 5 - 7, 2008
[Posted on Nov. 16, 2008]

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From the Editor (Toru Nakagawa, Nov. 16, 2008)

On May 25, 2008 I have posted the following article in my Web site "TRIZ Home Page in Japan":

"Global Network of Public Web Sites in TRIZ: A Proposal for Building Global TRIZ Community", by Toru Nakagawa, Editor of the "TRIZ Home Page in Japan" (Osaka Gakuin University, Japan), May 24, 2008

This article proposes a significant vision and the process for achieving it, I thought. However, visualizing the vision has been an issue I have to clarify. On Nov. 1 on the flight from Tokyo to Amsterdam, I made several sketches of the public web sites, and then in the hotel in Amsterdam I made a file of presentation slides. I was lucky to have a chance of presenting it in a preliminary form in the Systematic-Innovation Networking Meeting (coordinated by Darrell Mann) on Nov. 4. And further, I was allowed to post the presentation at the ETRIA TRIZ Future 2008 Conference in Enschede on Nov. 5-7 as an additional Poster Presentation. It was my great pleasure to have opportunities to discuss on this proposal with TRIZ leaders of different countries, including USA, UK, France, Germany, Iran, Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, etc.

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Global Network of Public Web Sites in TRIZ:
A Proposal for Building A Global TRIZ Community

Toru NAKAGAWA
Editor of the "TRIZ Home Page in Japan"
(Osaka Gakuin University, Japan)
http://www.osaka-gu.ac.jp/php/nakagawa/TRIZ/eTRIZ/
nakagawa@ogu.ac.jp

Nov. 6, 2008
ETRIA TFC 2008, Additional Poster Presentation
at University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands

Orignally posted in "TRIZ Home Page in Japan",May 24, 2008

Outline

This a proposal for building a Global TRIZ Community effectively.

This was written on the basis of my recent review of TRIZ Links in the World
and the lessons learnt from my Web site "TRIZ Home Page in Japan".

My proposal is:

(1) Let's build many Public Web sites in different TRIZ communities,
(2) and set both Outward-looking and Inward-looking Windows on them for overcoming the language barriers,
(3) and form an autonomous Global Network of them in the Internet.

These efforts will realize our vision of:
A Global TRIZ Community intermediated by many Public Web sites for different TRIZ communities.

Proposal: Stage 1.

Let's build many Public Web sites in different TRIZ communities.

Information hub, and document repository in TRIZ

Contributed by many authors

Not private, not official -- Desirable to be supported (but not controlled) by non-profit organizations

Operated by Eiditor(s), having some fair policy

In each country, in each language region,

Accessible whoever, wherever, whenever.

Proposal: Stage 2:

In the Public Web sites in TRIZ:
Prepare 'Out-ward Looking Windows'
      for the community people (J) to access to global articles (translated into their mother tongue (J) )

Prepare 'In-ward Looking Windows'
      for the people over the glove to access to the local (J) articles (translated into the global common language (E))
      i.e. also for the community people (J) to present their works globally.

Proposal: Stage 3:

Form a global network of such Public Web Sites

Choose English as the de fact common language

Form a Global Network of such Public Web Sites in the Internet

Public Web Sites are independent of one another, and collaborate together smoothly

The Global Network can grow and work autonomously. -- No official control/regulations are necessary.

This will form a Global Community in TRIZ.

-- This will be a pioneering case of global communities in any subject.