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6-3-5 Method

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A creative method that allows further new ideas to emerge remotely and analogously even after the last good idea.

The 6-3-5 method was developed in 1968 by Professor Bernd Rohbach. It also works very spontaneously without much preparation. It also offers a guarantee of success with participants who are still untrained. As a problem-solving method, this technique particularly promotes the generation of new, unusual ideas or solutions in a group of people.

Within a short time, a maximum of 108 ideas are generated with 6-3-5.

The designation resulted from the optimal way six participants, who produce each three first ideas and then five times in each case three first and/or from it derived ideas develop further (6 participants, each 3 ideas, 5 times pass on).

The 6-3-5 method is versatile and suitable as a brainwriting creativity technique in digital business model development and problem analysis to unlock a wealth of ideas. The name of the method is already close to the implementation: 6 participants each receive a sheet or online a shared Miroboard or an online Excel spreadsheet (accessible to all participants ), 3 ideas are noted per round and 5 rounds the sheet, Miroboard or Excel spreadsheet is passed on. Developed by Bernd Rohrbach in 1968, has found its way into various fields as a creative brainwriting method. The method is particularly suitable in an early phase of idea collection or for solving bottlenecks, in which participants no longer “see the forest for the trees” . The method helps to identify L.sungen and especially analog L.sungen digitally new and creative thinking. As a result, in a short time up to 108 (digital) ideas are created and even after the deletion of duplicate ideas, in practice many ideas can be used for further work.

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