Master Business.
Drive Innovation.
Lead the Future.

Gain practical skills and the expertise to build a product, drive business development, and turn innovative ideas into digital solutions.

210

Available
Spots

220
nd

December

Requirements

Business English

Duration

6-18 Months

Recognition

Certification

Participation Fee

4950 USD

Your Success Starts Here

A dynamic program that combines education, collaboration, and hands-on experience, equipping participants with practical skills to drive innovation, optimize processes, and accelerate growth within organizations and new ventures.

Business Fundamentals

Develop a strong foundation in business development, innovation, and strategic growth. Master key concepts such as idea generation, business model design, market analysis, financial planning, and scaling strategies. Learn how to identify opportunities, optimize processes, and implement a structured roadmap for execution.

6Months

Concept to Prototype

Collaborate in teams to transform ideas into functional solutions. Develop a Proof of Concept (POC), create and test a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and refine your approach based on real-world feedback. Gain practical experience in product development, business strategy, and market validation to bring innovation to life.

4Months

Launch To Market

The most promising project receives funding and strategic support to drive full product development. With expert mentorship, industry resources, and a structured growth plan, the concept evolves into a market-ready product. Positioned for scaling and real-world impact, it is prepared to enter the competitive landscape and achieve sustainable success.

12Months

Choose a project from our trusted partners.
Have your own business idea?
Let's build it together.

Participants will work on practical projects across business fields, solving real challenges and gaining hands-on experience. They’ll strengthen skills in business development, product creation, and innovation while applying knowledge in real-world settings.

You can also bring your own business idea to the program, where we’ll help refine and develop it using proven methods and expert feedback. Whether contributing to a project or building your own, you’ll collaborate with a diverse network and access the tools and support needed to thrive.

Internet of Things (IoT)

Finance & FinTech

Automotive & Mobility

E-commerce & Digital Transformation

AI & Machine Learning

Immediate investment from Intenxive & Partners

The leading project will receive immediate investment and expert guidance to bring your product to market. This funding comes with no loans or obligations—just direct financial support and mentorship to help you develop, launch, and scale your product with the essential resources needed for success.

Flexible Payment Plan

What is Flexible Payment Plan?

Intenxive collaborates with various companies and financial institutions that believe in the project. If you secure a spot in any program at Intenxive, our partners can provide a specialization loan to cover the entire cost.

How much does the service cost?

It is completely free of charge. The Flexible Payment Plan is provided exclusively by Intenxive to enable students to pursue their specialization with no initial costs. There are no hidden fees, 0% interest rate. You will repay monthly.

What is the specialization loan duration?

The repayment period is 12 months.

How do I apply?

After receiving admission, you can request the specialization loan service to our team. They registration office will provide all the details and the instructions on how to proceed.

0%

Interest
Rate

120

Months
Period

01

Introduction to Innovation

Definition of Innovation
> Importance of Innovation
> Types of Innovation
> Innovation Gaps
> Innovation Roadmaps

02

Idea Generation Techniques

> Brainstorming Methods
> Design Thinking
> Mind Mapping
> SCAMPER Technique
> Crowdsourcing Ideas

03

Idea Evaluation

> Feasibility Analysis
> SWOT Analysis
> Impact vs. Effort Matrix
> Criteria for Idea Selection
> Developing a Business Case

04

Business Model Development

> Business Model Canvas
> Validation of Business Models
> Types of Business Models
> Case Studies of Successful Business Models
> Iteration of Business Models

05

Product Development and Prototyping

> Product Development Process
> Concept Development
> Design and Engineering
> Prototyping and Testing
> Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
> Definition of MVP
> Lean Startup Methodology
> Building and Testing MVPs

06

Market Analysis and Strategy

> Market Segmentation and Targeting
> Identifying Target Markets
> Segmenting Customers Based on Needs and Preferences
> Competitive Analysis
> Assessing Competitors' Strengths and Weaknesses
> Identifying Market Opportunities and Threats

07

Marketing Strategy

> Marketing Fundamentals
> Digital Marketing Strategies
> Content Marketing
> Social Media Marketing
> Brand Positioning

08

Sales Strategies

> Understanding the Sales Process
> Sales Techniques
> Building a Sales Pipeline
> Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
> Negotiation Skills

09

Funding Sources

> Overview of Funding Options
> Venture Capital and Angel Investors
> Crowdfunding Opportunities
> Grants and Competitions
> Investor Pitching Techniques

10

Financial Planning

> Budget Creation
> Financial Metrics for Startups
> Cash Flow Management
> Financial Forecasting
> Risk Assessment

11

Legal Considerations

> Intellectual Property Rights
> Trademarks and Patents
> Business Structure and Registration
> Regulatory Compliance
> Contracts and Agreements

12

Leadership and Team Dynamics

> Effective Team Building
> Leadership Styles
> Innovation Culture Development
> Change Management
> Conflict Resolution

13

Technology in Innovation

> Role of Technology in Business
> Emerging Technologies
> Digital Transformation Strategies
> Leveraging Technology for Innovation
> Case Studies on Technology-Driven Success

14

Scaling Strategies

> Strategies for Operational Scaling
> Market Expansion Techniques
> Growth Measurement and Success
> Challenges in Scaling
> Sustainable Growth Practices

15

Innovation Culture and Leadership

> Building a Culture of Experimentation
> Fostering Creativity and Collaboration
> Leading Innovation Initiatives
> Empowering Teams to Innovate
> Strategies for Innovation Leadership

16

Implementation and Execution

> Principles of Project Management
> Planning and Scheduling
> Monitoring and Controlling Project Progress
> Implementing Strategies and Plans
> Learning from Failures and Successes

17

Measuring and Evaluating Success

> Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
> Defining and Tracking KPIs
> Measuring Innovation Impact and ROI
> Continuous Improvement Practices
> Adapting to Market Changes

~

Project

Project Objective:
The primary objective of the project is to apply the concepts and methodologies learned throughout the course to develop and implement an innovative business idea or solution.
Additionally, the project offers participants the opportunity to secure investment for the top project among participants. An investor will lead the selected project in collaboration with the chosen winner, providing both financial and strategic support to bring the most promising idea to life.

Project Deliverables:
The project will produce tangible outputs including:
> A detailed business plan
> A prototype or Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
> A market analysis report
> Presentation materials

Project Phases:
Phase 1: Ideation and Concept Development
> Brainstorming sessions to generate innovative business ideas.
> Conducting market research and feasibility analysis to evaluate the potential of each idea.

Phase 2: Business Planning and Strategy
> Developing a comprehensive business plan, including market analysis, competitive landscape, target market, revenue model, and go-to market strategy.
> Defining key performance indicators (KPIs) and success metrics to measure the effectiveness of the business strategy.

Phase 3: Product Development or Service Design
> Designing and prototyping the product or service based on the finalized business plan.
> Iteratively testing and refining the prototype to address user feedback and improve usability.

Phase 4: Marketing and Sales Strategy
> Developing a marketing and sales strategy to launch and promote the product or service.
> Creating marketing materials, such as website content, social media campaigns, and promotional materials.

Phase 5: Financial Planning and Funding
> Creating financial projections, including revenue forecasts, expense budgets, and cash flow statements.
> Exploring funding options and preparing investment pitches for potential investors or funding agencies.

Phase 6: Implementation and Launch
> Executing the business plan and launching the product or service in the market.
> Monitoring key metrics and making adjustments as needed to ensure successful implementation.

Phase 7: Evaluation and Iteration
> Evaluating the performance of the project against predefined KPIs and success metrics.
> Identifying lessons learned and areas for improvement to inform future projects or iterations.

Project Team:
The project will be carried out by teams consisting of participants with diverse backgrounds and skill sets, including business, engineering, design, and marketing.

Project Presentation:
At the culmination of the project, teams will deliver a final presentation to stakeholders, showcasing their business idea, implementation strategy, and outcomes achieved.