Simple Problem

Simple problems can be easily defined, understood, and solved.

They typically have a clear cause and effect relationship and can be resolved with straightforward, well-established methods or techniques.

Problem: Car does not start
Analysis: Battery discharged, out of fuel, etc.

Complicated Problem

Complicated problems are technical. They have a straight-line, step-by-step solution and tend to be predictable.

Techniques like Six Sigma and process/product improvements are helpful.

Problem: Manufacturing of new car model
Analysis: Manufacturing methods, Quality Control, etc.

Complex Problem

Complex problems are those that have multiple interconnected elements or factors, making them difficult to understand, analyze, or solve.

They often involve high levels of uncertainty, ambiguity, and unpredictability, and can have far-reaching consequences that affect multiple domains

IdeaGens.Com specializes in complex problems, requiring creativity and collaboration.

Problem: Introducing a new car brand/model
Analysis: PESTLE, Five Forces, SWOT, etc.

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