Refining ideas
PHL/458
University of Phoenix

Refining ideas
When refining ideas, there are three steps to follow to produce a viable solution. The first step is to work out the details by determining exactly how a solution will be applied. The second step is to examine those details for imperfections and the third step is to make improvements that will eliminate imperfections (Ruggiero, 2009). The original issue seen on week two was a computer malfunction. The problem with this is that it prevents me from completing my work on time. Many possible reasons are possible for the malfunction: it can be overload, an out- of- date computer or a person deleted vital programs in error causing the malfunction. Some initial solutions: can be to consult with the competition, Google the challenge presented and follow instructions on how to fix problem, change computers every week to a new one, completely abolish deadlines and anticipate computer damage before it happens by auto-testing the computer every 15 minutes for potential malfunctions.
While doing a critical examination of best solution, these questions are to be addressed and answered:
What exactly is to be done? The answer is to anticipate computer damage.
How is it to be done? A device that alerts the user that a computer malfunction is imminent, the user can immediately click on a defense software to rescue or fix the malfunction before the work is lost, preventing the user from a stressful situation.
By whom is it to be done?
The answer is by the IT expert chosen by the user.
When is the action to take place? According to what timetable?
Because there is a deadline, the action is to be implemented immediately; this is to avoid unnecessary penalties, which in this case amounts to thousand of dollars.
How will this action be financed?