New Course Launch: Systems Thinking for Business Professionals
Ready to navigate complexity with clarity?
Our new course “Systems Thinking for Business Professionals” is now live on Udemy and Kajabi!
In this course, you will:
- Master analytical tools for effective decision-making
- Navigate complex systems using TRIZ and system mapping
- Understand feedback loops, patterns, and system structures
- Apply systems thinking for sustainable, innovative solutions in business
You will gain practical tools to make informed, impactful decisions across business, production, and leadership challenges.
Your coach: Iryna Melnychenko – guiding you step-by-step in applying systems thinking for real business results.
Iryna Melnychenko
MBA, ACCA, DilpIFR, TRIZ expert (MATRIZ)
Vice President of MATRIZ (EU)
Leader of INTRO business consulting company
I use a TRIZ approach and provide clients with a step-by-step plan for solving their problems. My mission: quality support in life-long development for business and personal purposes.
With TRIZ, innovative solutions are achieved:
Need guaranteed tools to lead your company to success through today’s uncertainty and limitations?
TRIZ is a method of systematic innovations and problem solving. Make your business stronger with the ability to:
- analyse the situation and indicate the key problem;
- search for the problem’s solution;
- synchonize your team to achieve strategic goals in creative way.
What does TRIZ give you?
Testimonials
The course was unexpected. I was convinced that TRIZ was just a set of heuristic techniques that could be mastered in a short time. But it turned out to be such a powerful body of knowledge, not just techniques. Thanks to Irina for setting the milestones, landmarks, on where and how to “dig” further. I’ve already ordered the literature.
The course sparked an interest in systemic thinking and approach.
The course opened the door and showed an interesting world.
What to improve? Perhaps, not to use a mixed format, Zoom + audience. You can’t hear or see other participants, missing out on many interesting thoughts.
But overall – a huge thank you!