Black Box Thinking

Physicist Enrico Fermi once posed a question to his class, asking them to solve a problem while be given no information with which to solve it. His Black Box process asked his students to formulate an answer to his question, How many piano tuners are in Chicago?, by extrapolating a solution based on reasonable estimates of the elements of the problem. Learn about Fermi’s Black Box process and how you can apply it to business scenarios.