A method for organizing a large quantity of ideas, opinions, or data gathered in group sessions by grouping them according to their similarities and relationships. Also known as the KJ method (developed by Jiro Kawakita), it is effective for understanding the essence of a problem and structuring complex issues. It is widely used in project goal-setting and requirements definition to bring order to ambiguous information.

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• 2020r02o #53プロジェクトのゴールなどを検討するに当たり、集団でアイディアを出し合った結果をグループ分けして体系的に整理する手法はどれか。