Development of
Oded Cohen
Oded has over 35 years of experience in developing,
teaching and implementing TOC methodology,
solutions and implementation processes working
directly with Dr. Goldratt all over the world. Among the
countries to which Oded brings his expertise are the
USA, Canada, Japan, India, China, the UK, Poland,
Russia, Ukraine, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Turkey and
many others.
Oded has authored multiple TOC
contributed to numerous TOC books.
articles
and
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Jelena Fedurko
Jelena Fedurko is a Co-Founder and Co-President of
TOC Practitioners Alliance TOCPA and International
Director of TOC Strategic Solutions.
Jelena has been involved in TOC since 1999. She is a
TOC expert, trainer and consultant, and provides TOC
implementation support in production, supply chain
and project management. Jelena has worked in various
countries all over the world, including Japan, Poland,
Germany, Switzerland, Turkey, Italy, Russia, Ukraine,
India, China, Chile, Colombia, Mexico.
Jelena is the author of four advances books on TOC
Thinking Processes: Behind the Cloud (2011), Through
Clouds to Solutions (2013), Typical mistakes in
working with TOC Logical Tools (2014), A Good
Strategy & Tactic Tree (2016). Together with Oded
Cohen Jelena has co-authored the book Theory of
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Constraints Fundamentals (2012). She has contributed
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publications. Jelena translated and edited several
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major TOC books.
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Development of
TOC Thinking Processes
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6 Layers of
Resistance to Change
Disagreement on what the problem is
Disagreement with the direction of solutions
Disagreement that the solution will bring the
desired benefits
1.
2.
3.
Yes, but
4. Fear that the solution will result in negative
consequences (Risks)
5. Obstacles to implementation seem to be
impossible to overcome
6.
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Comprehension
COMPREHENSION is ability to understand the meaning,
interpret, and state a problem in ones own words.
The Cloud
Understanding and verbalizing the situation in which a person or a system
is caught between two mutually exclusive actions or modes of behaviour.
B
A
Action 1
Conflict
C
Action 2
In the Cloud we state what for we want to take an action, and what for we
want to satisfy the need. With that we claim that if we do something it will
give us a certain effect.
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Cloud Example
Dilemma of a Sales Director
To achieve what?
Ensure smooth
To
achieve functioning of
the company
what?
Prevent discipline
deterioration in the
sales department
Retain key
accounts
Do not fire
the star
salesperson
To achieve what?
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Comprehension
What keeps this Dilemma in place?
Ensure smooth
functioning of
the company
Prevent discipline
deterioration in the
sales department
Retain key
accounts
Do not fire
the star
sales person
D-D: I cannot
predict the
response of
the key
accounts to
firing their
sales person
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Comprehension
The Negative Branch
Understanding and verbalizing possible negative outcomes of a
decision/action.
Possible negative outcome
will happen
Exists/ will happen
independently
will happen
will happen
Decision/action
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UDE
DE
UDE
UDE
DE
DE
UDE
DE
UDE
UDE
D
B
D
C
A
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Measurements
NBRs
DE
TOC Injections
PIVOT
TOC
Future Reality
Current Reality
Low Performance
Measurements
TOC
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solution
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Creative thinking
Creative thinking ability to devise innovative solutions.
Major TOC tools to assist with
Creating Thinking:
Injection
C
Possible negative
outcome
Developing Supporting
Injections to trim identified
Negative Branches
+
Supporting
Injection
+
+
Injection
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NO difference
NO DIFFERENCE in the basic
assumption
they all proceed from the same
understanding of the governing role of
cause and effect in the behavior of
systems and individuals
NO DIFFERENCE in the source
they are all packages of the TOC TP
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ARE DIFFERENCES
The width
how many TP tools each package
contains
The depth
the level and the amount of detailed
work and precision required
The practical purpose
for what the packages is used
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NOT IN COMPETITION!
Why a person who has studied and uses one specific package will benefit from
learning other packages:
A Jonah or a person who is working with TACT (TOCfE) will enjoy 5 level TOC
Management Tools (MT) because of the new detailed knowledge and practical
techniques on:
-
Typology of mistakes and sets of rules for working with Assumptions (MT-1)
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NOT IN COMPETITION!
Why a person who has studied and uses one specific package will benefit
from learning other packages:
A person who has completed TOC MT programs of different levels will enjoy
a Jonah program - because of the deep immersion into their specific area of
system analysis,
studying TOCfE tools because of learning the specifics of transferring the
knowledge of basic TP Tools in the educational process and ability to impact
a learning process of children and adults.
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Current Reality
Future Reality
Transition
POOGI
Commitment to
Logic based
Management
Understanding
the problem
Establishing the
Solution
Implementing the
Solution
Continuous
Improvement
WHAT to Change
What to Change TO
HOW to Change
How to Grow
U-Shape
UDEs
Pivot
C&E
UDE Cloud
Direction
CLR
Consolidated
Cloud
Injections
DE
Detailed plan
Core Cloud
NBR
S&T
CRT
FRT
Inner Dilemma/
Conflict Cloud
Ambitious
Target
Fire-Fighting
Cloud
PRT
Inner Dilemma/
Conflict Cloud
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