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Innovation & Entrepreneurship - From Basics to Open Innovation

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Innovation & Entrepreneurship - From Basics to Open Innovation

Name: Innovation & Entrepreneurship - From Basics to Open Innovation
Rating: 4.583586626139818 (329 reviews)

This course is part of Value Creation Through Innovation Specialization

Instructors: Martin Vendel

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10 modules

Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.

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10 modules

Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.

329 reviews

Intermediate level

Some related experience required

Flexible schedule

2 weeks at 10 hours a week

Learn at your own pace

92%

Most learners liked this course

What you'll learn

Develop entrepreneurial thinking and practical frameworks
Analyze markets and engage effectively with customers
Understand and apply open innovation in modern business
Understand the fundamentals of innovation and entrepreneurship

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This Innovation and Entrepreneurship course focuses on the interconnection between entrepreneurial thinking and innovation. Specifically, we look at models used in Silicon Valley to grow both start-up companies as well as innovation inside large organizations.

Bringing together top Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley faculty, this course addresses critical areas for successful growth, including design thinking, open innovation, business models, product-market fit, and financing. This course will teach you how to think like an entrepreneur and provide you with the models, tools, and frameworks to further develop your business or idea. An emphasis will be placed on the IT space. In this first part, From Basics to Open Innovation, the following areas are included: innovation and entrepreneurship basics; the Silicon Valley entrepreneurship model; the importance of failure; market analysis: how to engage with customers; and open innovation.

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In this first out of two EIT Digital Innovation & Entrepreneurship courses given by UC Berkeley Haas School of Business you will learn the basics regarding Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Market Analysis and Customer Engagement as well as Open Innovation.

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1 video

In this module, you will get an overview of the definitions and differences between innovation and entrepreneurship and how the two work in conjunction to create dynamic startups.

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5 videos1 assignment

In this module the question Can entrepreneurship be taught? is discussed. You will also learn about the importance and relation between the skillset, toolset and mindset of entrepreneurship.

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3 videos

How can failure be utilized as a resource when creating new ventures? In this module you will learn how to utilize and learn from failure in the development of new business.

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3 videos1 assignment1 peer review

Product-market fit is a fundamental aspect of a successful launch of both startups as well as new products and services within established companies. In this module, you will learn how to analyze markets when searching for potential segments to target.

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6 videos1 assignment3 peer reviews

6 videosTotal 38 minutes

Introduction to Module 4 and 53 minutes
What's a startup?7 minutes
Common mistakes7 minutes
Market segmentation8 minutes
TAM SAM SOM7 minutes
Beachhead market7 minutes

1 assignmentTotal 30 minutes

Analyzing markets30 minutes

3 peer reviewsTotal 180 minutes

Market segmentation60 minutes
TAM SAM SOM60 minutes
Multi criteria analysis and beachhead market60 minutes

When you have an idea about what markets to target, then the next step is try to verify the basic assumptions though customer interaction. You will in this module learn how to get the most out of such interviews and avoid common pitfalls. At the end of this module, you will have a framework for understanding customer needs, establishing market opportunity and creating a minimum viable product.

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4 videos1 assignment2 peer reviews

Open Innovation, a term coined by Professor Hank Chesbrough, is a frequently used but little understood term. In this module, the history of open innovation and its mechanics in comparison to traditional ‘closed’ innovation is explained.

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6 videos1 assignment1 peer review

When comparing open and closed innovation we also need to take the general development into account. Businesses and organizations today work under quite different conditions compared to 25 years ago. You will in this module learn what these changes are and how open innovation matches the changing needs.

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3 videos1 peer review

Implementing open Innovation demands more than a shift in culture and may be a major challenge for any organization. You will in this module learn from cases and gain an understanding of the benefits of open innovation and work with a framework for its application.