Think about Thinking Eng. Karim Nashaat Bibliotheca Alexandrina

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Think about Thinking Eng. Karim Nashaat Bibliotheca Alexandrina descion makers one day and you will sit in meetings trying to decide on something , so that is why ia m giving you a hint about a thinknig frame work Eng. Karim Nashaat Bibliotheca Alexandrina Center for Special Studies and Programs Karim.nashaat@bibalex.org

Socrates Plato Aristotle Thinking 300 BC ANALYSIS of the past and Reasoning Why things are wrong Socrates Plato Aristotle TRUTH

White Hat A B What ….. is available? What …….. is needed ? What …… is missing ? How to get ….. ?? A B

Red Hat Feelings Emotions

Caution Risk Difficulties Black Hat Caution Risk Difficulties

Logical Positive Benefits Value sensitive Yellow Hat Logical Positive Benefits Value sensitive

Creative Different New alternatives possibilities Green Hat Creative Different New alternatives possibilities

Decision Outcomes Coming Agenda Blue Hat Decision Outcomes Coming Agenda

Conclusion SUBJECT

Eng. Karim Nashaat Bibliotheca Alexandrina Center for Special Studies and Programs Karim.nashaat@bibalex.org