The process of problem solving is subdivided into four phases, each comprising several steps which are interconnected
- PHASE 1
- Identification of problem and of objectives Definition of objective Analysis of obstacles
- PHASE 2
- Formulation of possible solutions Brainstorming Transforming ideas into solutions
- PHASE 3
- Choice, analysis and planning of solution Evaluating efficacy, feasibility and possible consequences Choosing solution Implementation Plan (what, when, how and with what resources)
- PHASE 4
- Implementation Execution Plan Evaluation of results
The process of problem solving is subdivided into four phases, each comprising several steps which are interconnected
- PHASE 1
- Identification of problem and of objectives Definition of objective Analysis of obstacles
- PHASE 2
- Formulation of possible solutions Brainstorming Transforming ideas into solutions
- PHASE 3
- Choice, analysis and planning of solution Evaluating efficacy, feasibility and possible consequences Choosing solution Implementation Plan (what, when, how and with what resources)
- PHASE 4
- Implementation Execution Plan Evaluation of results