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242 Petru Duşa and Iuliana Laura Taranovschi<br />

system. Thereby a resource is anything in the system which is not being used to<br />

its maximum potential. Discovery of such resources then reveals opportunities<br />

through which the design of a system may be improved [7].<br />

3. Case Analysis Results<br />

From the TRIZ analogy exploration, it can be combined the Bloom’s model<br />

presented in Fig. 2 with the self-managed presented in Fig. 3. The role of this<br />

analogical approach is to define a model to stimulate the innovative potential.<br />

In a first stage it is built a matrix structure having as columns the pillars<br />

from the model of self-managed team and as rows the cognitive domains from<br />

Bloom’s Taxonomy. In the cells resulted at the intersection of rows and<br />

columns, are inserted the Bloom’s domain verbs from the relative line. So, it is<br />

obtained a matrix that offers the necessary stimulants for innovative activity.<br />

The matrix is presented in Figure 5 as the Innovative Acting Matrix. The<br />

importance of this matrix is that, those who access it, being in situations marked<br />

by one of the innovative pillars, have the opportunity to explore the innovative<br />

problem in an acting style. The exploration in an acting manner of the<br />

innovative problem is achieved gradually from the base level - knowledge to a<br />

superior level - evaluation.<br />

Fig. 5 – Innovative Acting Matrix.<br />

In the second stage, on the same matrix structure described above, in the<br />

cells from the intersection of rows and columns, are inserted the nouns of the<br />

Bloom’s domain from the relative line. It is obtain a matrix that provides the<br />

necessary support for innovative activity. The matrix is presented in Figure 6 as<br />

the Innovative Support Matrix. The importance of this matrix is that, those who<br />

access it, being in situations marked by one of the innovative pillars, have the<br />

opportunity to receive the necessary resources to explore the innovative<br />

problem.

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