From Problem Solving To Solution Design - Book Cover

From Problem Solving to Solution Design

The solution-designer’s field guide to turning I.D.E.A.S into actions.

Creating solutions to solve problems can often prove very difficult to accomplish, even for seasoned solution designers. Complex organizational problems have several stakeholders, endless variables, and a myriad of possible solutions. It’s hard enough to figure out where to start, and even harder to find the perfect, mutually-beneficial solution.

With their combined tenure of over fifty years, J. Eduardo and Erica W. Campos present their solution-designing expertise in From Problem Solving to Solution Design so that you can learn from their successes—and failures—to craft sustainable solutions for complex problems.

Specifically, you will learn how to implement the I.D.E.A.S. framework that they have carefully built over the years, which includes five critical checkpoints that any solution designer must reach to create solutions that are successfully envisioned, negotiated with stakeholders, and implemented to last over time.

  • Identify the essential problem and prioritize your actions to solve it.
  • Design solution options aligned to your goals.
  • Engage your stakeholders in the solution and influence the decision-making process.
  • Act on the agreed-upon recommendations and execute your governance model.
  • Sustain the implemented solution by creating a feedback loop.

“Treat this book as your field guide,” says J. Eduardo. “It offers clear checkpoints for you to assist your organization in designing effective solutions for complex problems.”

Their mission is to empower you to act, get out of your seat, and dive into the process of solution-design. There, you’ll find you can solve any and all problems across organizational borders, time zones, and cultures.

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“Eduardo and Erica Campos have made the concepts they developed through their work accessible to all of us.”

— Luis Fernando Esteban Bernáldez, Honorary Consul of Spain for Washington and Oregon

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