In the InfoQ article "Using the Problem Reframing Method to Build Innovative Solutions," Sebastian Straube explores how redefining problems leads to more effective and innovative solutions. Problem reframing challenges initial assumptions and encourages teams to look at challenges from different perspectives, often uncovering more accurate root causes. This approach is particularly valuable in software development, where it helps teams anticipate potential failures, refine problem statements during retrospectives, and expand the solution space in ideation sessions. Additionally, reframing plays a crucial role in stakeholder management by ensuring alignment on problem definitions and solutions. By integrating problem reframing into their processes, teams can improve collaboration, enhance creativity, and develop more impactful, user-centered solutions