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Welcome to my weekly vlog post and the 8th in the series on Critical Problem Solving. In this video, we’ll focus on identifying tasks, identifying resources, and then implementing, evaluating, and adapting the solution as needed.

At this point in the creative problem solving process, you’ve made a decision. You’ve selected a solution — or maybe a small set of solutions — that best addresses the problem. But a good decision on paper doesn’t automatically lead to good results. Now comes the critical step: turning the solution into action.

At this point in the creative problem-solving process, you’ve made a decision. You’ve selected a solution — or maybe a small set of solutions — that best addresses the problem.

But a good decision on paper doesn’t automatically lead to good results. Now comes the critical step: turning the solution into action.

In this video, we’ll focus on identifying tasks, identifying resources, and then implementing, evaluating, and adapting the solution as needed.

welcome my weekly vlog post and this 7^th video in my series on creative problem solving.

At this stage of the process, you’ve done a lot of the heavy lifting.

You’ve defined the problem, generated many ideas, analyzed them, and narrowed the list down to just a few strong options.

Now it’s time to decide: Which solution — or combination of solutions — should we actually move forward with?

In this video, we’ll look at how to do a final analysis, how to use a tool called Paired Comparison Analysis, and how to anticipate potential problems before implementation.

Welcome to this week’s video blog post and the 6th in my series on creative problem-solving.

At this point in the problem-solving process, you should have a long list of possible solutions. Now comes the hard — and important — part: deciding which ideas are actually worth pursuing. In this video, we’ll look at three tools for analyzing solutions: developing clear criteria, separating wants from needs, and using cost–benefit analysis. We’ll continue using our example of a company trying to improve declining customer satisfaction.