Intel Youth Entreprenureship ideation Camp kl2014
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Intel Youth Enterprise Creating positive impact through technology 3 days of ideation, 35 trainers, 35 students, and 8 great new business ideas Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia March 12-14, 2014 Understanding of Ideation Prior to the camp After the camp Understanding of Entrepreneurship and Business Model Innovation Prior to the camp After the camp Understanding of story telling and pitching Prior to the camp After the camp High 5 Low 1 2.8 4.4 3.1 4.5 3.0 4.3
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Intel Youth Enterprise Creating positive impact through technology
3 days of ideation, 35 trainers, 35 students, and 8 great new business ideas
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia March 12-14, 2014
Understanding of Ideation Prior to the camp
After the camp
Understanding of Entrepreneurship and Business Model Innovation
Prior to the camp After the camp
Understanding of story telling and pitching
Prior to the camp After the camp
High 5
Low 1
2.8
4.4
3.1
4.5
3.0 4.3
About the Workshop The first Intel Youth Enterprise Ideation Workshop in Malaysia was hosted in collaboration with local government agencies and SME Bank in Malaysia on March 12-14, 2014. The program brought together some of the best students in the country to learn about ideation and entrepreneurship and create innovative new solutions to several big social problem In the region. About Intel Youth Enterprise Program (IYE) The IYE program is designed to help young people develop 21st century skills in the arts of ideation, innovation and entrepreneurship, which may provide a wealth of opportunities for them in the future and right now. The ideation camp is a transformational educational model that enables young people to experience the process of ideation while developing skills to increase the relevance, scale and impact of their ideas. The Challenges: 1: Create technology-aided solutions to improve quality of life for at-risk populations in Malaysia. 2: Use technology to improve employability among Malaysian graduates. The Location: Plaza Hotel, Kuala Lumpur Attendees: 35 participants; mix of local entrepreneurs, students and business professionals interested in learning more about innovation, ideation and entrepreneurship.
Workshop Sessions Understand Students were exposed to the challenge statement and walked through data to help them understand the problem.
User The second task was about identifying a user segment and a specific problem for each team. Teams were guided through the process of customer development.
Ideate In the Ideation stage the students learned about design thinking and used several creative techniques such as energizers and reverse-brainstorming to come up with hundreds of new ideas. Then they select the best ideas and conceptualized one final solution which was pitched to their buddy team.
Prototype Once selecting a concept, teams created rapid prototypes of their ideas. Teams built websites, designed brochures, and crafted marketing power points for their pitches.
Pitch The final session of the Intel Youth Enterprise Program is for the teams to pitch their concepts to a panel of expert judges who evaluate the ideas based on their level of innovation and applicability to the challenge.
Technology Students were guided through current technology trends related to the topic of the workshop.
Team Ideas
Team 8: The Homeless Project Problem: How can we provide skill training for homeless in KL so they can find a way to generate income and get a better future. Solution: The homeless project is a for-profit training center and food production company for homeless people in KL. We will systematically find employable homeless people and train them on basic production skills. We will offer showers and clothing and good working conditions and employ them to produce Nasi Lemak (food wraps) to local food stations.
Team 7: Headhunter Lab Problem: 1.5 Million unemployed youth (18-40) from low income families in rural areas in Malaysia Solution: The Headhunter Lab is an online assessment and skill training system that helps unemployed youth understand their own competencies and train their skills in specific areas relevant to local businesses. We work with local job agencies and companies to offer the best candidates for new positions and support our users throughout the entire job application process.
CHALLENGE WINNER!
Feedback Feedback from survey: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!“The!speakers!were!very!inspiring!and!great!at!delivering!the!points!in!an!understandable!way”! !! “This!way!of!working!with!the!business!models!really!opened!my!eyes!on!how!to!create!a!great!business”!!!!!!!!!!!!!!“The!program!is!really!good!and!it!definitely!exceeded!my!expecta=ons”!!!
!“It!showed!my!my!flaws!in!my!previous!projects.!I!feel!energized!and!ready!to!tackle!future!projects!in!a!professional!way”!!!“Great!knowledge!and!useful!materials!+!the!mentor!and!the!coaches!shared!really!insighEul!things”!!!“I!just!love!these!brainstorming!techniques”!!!!!!“!I!learned!a!great!deal!about!teamwork!and!the!importance!of!geGng!to!know!each!other!really!well”!
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Surveys
How much did you enjoy this camp?
How much has this camp improved your understanding of ideation and entrepreneurship?
How useful and well delivered were the presentations?
How well was the structure of the camp organized?
How much has this camp increased your desire to
become an entrepreneur?
How much would you recommend the IYE program to other students?
Best/Most 5
Least/Worst 1
4.9 / 5
4.6 / 5
4.7/ 5
4.8 / 5
4.8 / 5
Understanding of Ideation Prior to the camp
After the camp
Understanding of Entrepreneurship and Business Model Innovation
Prior to the camp After the camp
Understanding of story telling and pitching
Prior to the camp After the camp
High 5
Low 1
2.8
4.4
3.1
4.4
3.0
4.3
4.7/ 5
