Jiro Kawakita developed the KJ method in the 1960s with the methodbeing well synopsised in recent years (Scupin, 1997). This method focuses on delivering harmony from the chaos of data, which a meeting of different interests might deliver. It is particularly effective when there is a duplication of ideas and helps focus a group session in a time effective manner. This methodology has been utilised in applications as diverse as land occupancy in Japan to problem solving in modern business environments. Its use in the workshop is to facilitate interaction