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How to Use Affinity Diagrams (KJ Diagrams) in Brainstorming
Kenneth
I have been using the Affinity Diagram method for a long time now and this has proven to be a hit when it comes to selecting criteria and then categorizing ideas. It's participative, silent, quick and very effective. Another variant in brainstorming is using the 6 minus 1 thinking hats, just avoid the Devil's Advocate hat, this can be used in the concerns stage of Brainstorming.
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What is an Affinity Diagram?
Jaap de Jonge, CEO, Netherlands, Editor The affinity diagram is a business tool used to organize ideas and data. This tool takes large amounts of disorganized data and information and enable...  |
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The KJ Brainstorming Methodology
Henrique Steinberg, Management Consultant, Brazil, Member I searched for KJ (a group brainstorming methodology by Jiro Kawakita (hence KJ - the Japanese put the last name first) and Kobayashi) but find only t... |
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KJ Backgound, KJ Process Steps
Jaap de Jonge, CEO, Netherlands, Editor In the 1960s, Professor Jiro Kawakita of Tokyo Institute of Technology developed a technique to allow an area of concern and solutions for it t... |
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Jeremy Lu
