Study on the Performance of S-Cube, A Problem-Solving Process by Task types
November 30, 2023 | Vol.9, No.11 | PP. 69-78 | PDF
AUTHORS:
Kwang Ho Lee, SK Hynix Semiconductor Co., Ltd., Korea
Yong Won Song, Department of Nano Semiconductor Engineering, Tech University of Korea, South Korea
Wan Bok Park, SK Hynix Semiconductor Co., Ltd., Korea
Sung Bok Kim, SK Hynix Semiconductor Co., Ltd., Korea
Jea Hyun Hu, SK Hynix Semiconductor Co., Ltd., Korea
KEYWORDS:
Task Types, TRIZ, Problem Solving Process, S Cube, Corporate Performance
Abstract
Many companies use various problem-solving processes to solve problems in the field. However, familiar problem solving processes are used or standardized problem solving processes are used. As a result, companies are having difficulty resolving the numerous types of problems that arise. To improve these problems, the S-Cube method, which combines the advantages of various problem-solving methodologies, was developed and applied to the field. Its characteristics are a problem-solving methodology that pursues simplicity, speed, flexibility, differentiation, standardization, and synergy. In particular, tasks were classified by type and systemized to obtain ideal results by applying a problem-solving process appropriate for each type. By introducing the core concept of TRIZ, we proposed a method of finding contradictions in problems and deriving innovative solutions. In addition, a problem-solving methodology was developed by distinguishing problem types during the task selection stage. And, through examples, it was simply applied in the field through S-Cube. As a result, there was an improvement of about 60% in problem solving speed and by applying S-Cube. Additionally, we were able to secure the knowledge of our members in the semiconductor field. In addition, by introducing and developing a new problem-solving process, a guide was presented to industrial sites to perform tasks more efficiently using a problem-solving methodology.
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