Applying forty Principles is one of the most fundamental and powerful techniques of TRIZ. According to TRIZ all inventions are made out of only these forty principles. Putting differently, these forty principles can solve any contradiction found in any technical problem in the world. After studying several thousand IT inventions from US Patent database the author has come to a conclusion that the same principles can also be effectively applied to the problems in the field of IT.

"TRIZ Principles for Information Technology" is a book on application of Inventive Principles to the problems in the field of Information Technology. The book, authored by Umakant Mishra, consists of thousands of examples from different branches of Information Technology including Hardware, Software, Programming, Data processing, Data storage, Networking, Telecommunication, Internet Technologies,Graphics and Multimedia, Project management, Process and Quality control.

The book consists of 40 chapters, one chapter for each Inventive Principle. While illustrating the application of TRIZ principles the book cites about 100+ IT Patents, 150+ Case Studies and 200+ graphic illustrations. The book includes an exhaustive index of 1500+ IT concepts and their corresponding TRIZ principles. The size of the book is about 500 pages (6 x 9 inch).

The ISBN number of the book is ISBN 978-81-8465-184-3. You can view sample pages at pothi.com or buy a copy of this book from Pothi.com. You can avail special discount on bulk orders - upto 30% on buying 10 books and upto 40% on buying 20 or more copies. For special discounts please contact umakant(at)trizsite(dot)tk.

• The draft edition of the book was published by Technical Innovation Center and was first exhibited in "TRIZCON2007" held in Louisville, KY, during April 23-25, 2007.
• This revised edition fills up all the loopholes of the draft edition and incorporates all the comments and suggestions obtained on the draft edition.
• This revised edition of the book includes a foreward by Mr. Richard Langevin, Executive Director, Altshuller Institute for TRIZ Studies, Inc., and CEO of Technical Innovation Center, USA.
• This revised Edition includes 100+ example patents, 150+ Case Highlights, 200+ illustrations and 2000+ contemporary examples from different branches of IT industry.
• Includes a large index of 1500+ IT concepts with their corresponding TRIZ Principles for easy reference.
• This book has been translated into Japanese Language by Sozo Kaihatsu Initiative headed by Masatoshi Hotta (SKI) and Toru Nakagawa, Professor, Faculty of Informatics, Osaka Gakuin University.
• The Japanese translated version was first exhibited in "The Fourth TRIZ Symposium in Japan" held in September 2008.