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Anyone have info on the "toshira" (sp?) problem solving process?

I was asked today. phonetically to - sheer - a if I heard it right, used in Japanese companies.
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Toshira...? I have heard something similar, but don't know what it is. Anyway, I'm interested in anything concerning problem solving.

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I'm getting a book on it today. I'll let you know the spelling and underlying concepts.
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Key this in "toshiro problem solving process"in www.Google.com and you will have loads of info.
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Nitin, I just did exactly that...

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You guys (He says in a non-gender specific manner) must be nuts! I tried the search and I'm not sure I could read the titles, let alone the material. It sounds to me like this is almost exclusively mathamatics, and like the simple country boy I am, If I have to take off my shoes to count I'm in trouble.
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I did the google search too. I haven't given up yet, but it looked like alot of papers by various Toshira's that solved problems and their project was written up. I may have the name wrong. I was hoping it was a known process like 6S, or something being used in Japan.

I'll let you know what I find out.
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