A Small Guide through the WUMM Infrastructure

Note that the project was originated by a TRIZ freshman that tries to learn more about the concepts, available resources and communicational infrastructure of the TRIZ community. Since this freshman has a strong background in modern semantic technologies that special format is used to report about findings and experience and we hope that this is useful also for third parties. Of course, you are invited to join the team …

In part I found out so far that a significant portion of the debates are conducted in Russian in the Russian-speaking TRIZ community. We started to compile a little guide to that debates within our TRIZ Social Network subproject and also a more personal viev in HGG’s Blog.

This Wiki

• About – A general description about the background and goals of the WUMM project
• Themes – different themes, project ideas and applications
  • TRIZ Trainings Network – Material of the (not successful) application for an EU Knowledge Alliance in 2020
  • Business TRIZ
  • TRIZ and Pedagogy
• Events – a list of upcoming events
  • See the RDF based summary on past conferences.
• TRIZ Social Network – Building a semantically backed up Social Network of people interested in TRIZ and more general innovation methodologies
  • People
  • Conferences
  • Presentations
  • Upcoming Events
• Ontologies – Entry page to different activities concerning TRIZ ontology and glossary projects
• Texts – A list of links to several texts relevant within ongoing TRIZ discussions that are otherwise difficult to find.
  • A very first and provisional list of links
• Tools – Entry page to different WUMM Tools
• Topics – Entry page to different TRIZ related topics and ongoing discussions within the WUMM project
• Personal pages
  • Hans-Gert Gräbe, Leipzig
    • HGG’s Blog - HGG’s personal blog with reports about and links to discussions that he is interested and involved in.
  • Justus Schollmeyer

Other Parts of the WUMM Project

• The RDFData Subproject – A collection of TRIZ relevant concepts, data and information in RDF format.
• The OpenDiscovery Subproject – A repo to compile, store, translate and make available some TRIZ related material in source form as Open Data under appropriate CC Licenses such that this material can be used and derived material can be produced on a clear legal base.
• The Leipzig Seminar Subproject – A repo to conduct the activities of our Leipzig TRIZ Research Seminar (most material in German).
  • Until 2020 the material was provided in German, see the github Repo
  • Since 2021 we provide the material (presentationd, handouts, seminar notes) in English in different github Repos, each per semester.
• wumm.uni-leipzig.de – An experimental Demonstation Site of the WUMM project based on the Bootstrap Framework and the EasyRdf PHP Library. The code is available from our github web repo.