Systematic Inventive Thinking

Advanced Systematic Inventive Thinking

"ASIT, A Revolutionary Creative-Thinking Method, Will Lead You Step-by-Step from Deadlocks to Breakthroughs"

A bit disappointed with conventional creative-thinking methods?

Boost your creative thinking skills, advance your career and improve your financial standing.

Join the Ford Motor Company, Intel, Motorola, LG, leading universities and others who already practice creative thinking using ASIT to invent on demand.

All this can be done in the comfort of your office or home with our unique ASIT online courses!

Read on to learn more about the exciting ASIT method and how you can learn it and use it to generate ideas that will make everyone say:

"Wow! Why didn't I think of that?"

Dr. Roni Horowitz, back in 1980, was studying aeronautical engineering, became interested in finding a real effective creative thinking method that would help him achieve his professional and personal goals.

He read every possible book and took every possible course, but he couldn't find what he was looking for, until he came across the "Systematic Inventive Thinking" course 13 years ago.

This course taught a method called TRIZ. He enrolled immediately and from the first lecture he knew...

...this was the method that he'd been looking for!

He loved the TRIZ concept and was amazed by the creative solutions it helped him find.

When he started teaching TRIZ a few years later, he began to notice many ways in which TRIZ could be improved to become even more powerful and much easier to learn.

He decided then to dedicate his Ph.D. studies to improving and simplifying TRIZ.

And the result is here - a brand new thinking method called ASIT (Advanced Systematic Inventive Thinking)!

Learn ASIT and you'll be able to:

	Solve problems and invent new products in a way you never thought possible
	Become a serial producer of bright ideas
	Gain an unfair advantage over your competition
	Be a part of a vibrant, intelligent, creative community that thinks like you
	Teach others (including your kids!) how to become more creative
	Win the admiration of your colleagues, superiors, and subordinates
	Improve your quality of life by injecting creativity into everything you do

ASIT's most important (and no doubt the most controversial) principal is The Closed World principle.

Simply put, it states that the most inventive solutions are those that have the strongest effect with a minimal change in the existing situation.

Snayo's HIT Double solar panel is a great example. It improved energy output by 20%!

How did they do it?

New technology?...no.

New geometry?...nope.

New materials?,.. New colors?... No and no...

So what on earth was new there?

It's simple: they collected radiation from the other side of the panel, yes the one that facing the roof. It turns out that radiation reflected from the roof surface adds 20% to the output.

You see: minimal change with a big effect - a brilliant implementation of the Closed World principle. How come that after 50 years of using solar panels no one thought of such a simple idea: Using of the dark side of the...solar panel (sorry Pink Floyd...)

Want to train yourself, or your team in producing ideas like this one?

Learning ASIT is a minimal investment with the largest effect on you!

Because ASIT is...

	academically proven: empirical tests have shown dramatic improvement in the capability of solving problems creatively
	used by leading companies such Ford, Intel, Motorola and FedEx
	a fully credited academic course at several universities (yes, assignments, exams and all the good stuff)
	Unlike brainstorming, lateral thinking and mind mapping, ASIT is a highly structured step-by-step method

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