TRIZ PowerPoint Template

This slide features a structured, four-stage TRIZ problem solving infographic built to guide audiences through a logical innovation workflow. At the top, the title “TRIZ Problem Solving Approach” anchors the design in bold sans-serif typography on a clean white background. Directly below, four equally sized rounded square panels line up horizontally, each distinguished by a distinct accent color—green for “Your Specific Problem,” gold for “TRIZ General Problem,” red for “TRIZ General Solution,” and blue for “Your Specific Solution.” Subtle drop shadows and thin directional arrows between each panel visually reinforce the iterative nature of the TRIZ method, indicating transformation steps from problem identification to solution adaptation.

Inside each panel, placeholder headings and descriptive text blocks allow presenters to insert concise instructions or key bullet points, such as defining objectives, abstracting problem statements, applying TRIZ inventive principles, and tailoring actionable solutions. Beneath the main flow, three lightly bordered callout boxes further detail core activities: analytic exploration of TRIZ databases for problem analysis, heuristic use of patterns to craft general solutions, and analogical thinking to translate universal concepts into specific fixes. A footer bar at the bottom includes a labeled arrow graphic and explanatory legend clarifying that arrows represent transformations between formulations of both problems and solutions.

The design leverages generous white space, consistent alignment, and crisp typography to maintain clarity and readability. Built on editable master slides in PowerPoint and Google Slides, users can swap colors, replace icons, adjust panel labels, and resize vector elements without quality loss. Predefined layout variations support single-slide overviews and multi-step presentations, while high-resolution compatibility ensures pixel-perfect rendering on laptops, projectors, and mobile devices. Ideal for innovation workshops, engineering reviews, technical training sessions, or consultancy briefings, this infographic serves as a versatile framework for structured problem-solving.

Who is it for

R&D engineers, innovation managers, and product development teams will benefit from this slide when mapping technical challenges to creative solutions. Process improvement specialists, quality managers, and management consultants can use it to guide workshops on inventive problem solving and TRIZ methodology. Trainers and facilitators will find the structured format valuable for teaching systematic innovation concepts to diverse audiences.

Other Uses

Beyond TRIZ training, this slide can support patent ideation sessions, root-cause analysis workshops, and new product brainstorming meetings. It also works for design thinking events, cross-functional problem-solving forums, and strategic planning presentations where a clear, repeatable process is needed to drive innovation.