Business and Stakeholders Analysis

(a)   original creative problem solving model – provides a useful framework for understanding problems and developing creative solutions

Isaksen And Treffinger's Original Creative Problem Solving Model

(step by step)

Answer explanation

1. 1. Mess Finding

2. 2. Data Finding

3. 3. Problem Solving

4. 4. Idea Finding

5. 5. Solution Finding

6. 6. Acceptance Finding

this stage is concerned with finding out about the complexity of the problem situation

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Identifying this as the starting point in this model helps to emphasize that you need to gain some understanding about the complete situation before diving into options and solutions

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• this is concerned with analyzing the opinions, concerns, knowledge and ideas uncovered in the previous stage

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• This is in order to identify where this information can be quantified and supporting data obtained

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• It is important to consider which information is factual and which is based on opinion

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this stage uses the previous two stages to help uncover the heart of the problem

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• Finding the right problem to solve is often a necessary part of business part of business analysis

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this stage is where business analysts try to generate a wide range of ideas for developing solutions

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