Le xook je'ela' asab:

The intention was to create a very strong kind of glue to develop various applications within the company 3M. Tumen Dr. Spence Silver, a 3M researcher, developed a glue based on very small ‘sticky balls’ believing that this technique would result in a glue with strong cohesive properties.

Le resultado:

Since only a small part of each ‘sticky ball’ actually makes contact with the flat surface to which it is being ‘glued’, it resulted in a layer, that although it stuck well, it was also easily removed. Dr Spence was disappointed – the new glue performed worse that 3M’s existing glues and 3M terminated the research program into this technology.

Le lección:

The ‘Eureka moment’ came 4 years later when Art Fry, a college of Dr. Spence, who was frustrated by the bookmarks that kept falling out of his hymn book, hit on the idea of using Dr. Spence’s glue technology to make a reliable bookmark. The idea for the Post-it was born. Ti' 1981, one year after the introduction Post-it® Notes, the product was chosen as Outstanding New Product. Since then, various other products have since been added to the Post-it range.

asab náach:
Many ‘brilliant failures’ are born along the lines of the Post-it principle. Le "inventor" Táan meyaj ti' jump'éel yéetel tuméen ti' k'intaj, wa ma'alob dicho serendipia, yaantal jump'éel solución utia'al uláak' talamil.. Utia'al le táan meyaj ti' le talamilo' inicial, and who is confronted with unexpected results, Jach tu menudo, ba'ale' ma' Mantats' – "talam" wil jump'éel solicitud directa u u meyaj, es decir. ka in wil le je'o' u "fracaso". In many cases, as was for the Post-it, it takes another to extract the ‘value’ out of the ‘unexpected’ results. They are looking for a solution for a different problem, and can examine the ‘unexpected’ results from a completely different perspective.

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