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On Framing Problems

Shrutin Shetty

As the late American inventor and engineer, Charles Kettering very wisely said, “A problem well-stated is half-solved.”

The need is to re-frame every problem into a challenge. To get better ideas, to be able to solve it faster, and in a better way.

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