ICE 2024 - AI In Healthcare

ICE, also known as Innovation Challenge for Entrepreneurs, is a free, virtual competition on Innovation and Entrepreneurship. It is open to all university students and recent graduates – no matter what subject you study or how tech savvy you are. 

Close on 20 Feb, 2024

Virtual
Mode
22 Feb, 2024
Project Starts
27 Feb, 2024
Project End
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Project Description

What is ICE?
ICE, also known as Innovation Challenge for Entrepreneurs, is a free, virtual competition on Innovation and Entrepreneurship. It is open to all university students and recent graduates – no matter what subject you study or how tech savvy you are. 


What you need to do 
Either in a team or on your own, you need to come up with one idea that addresses a real-world problem statement, focused on AI in healthcare. This will be given to you during the opening session of ICE. Your idea should aim to provide a creative and novel project or business plan to address the selected problem statement. You should focus on how your idea will immediately impact the issue you choose, and the business strategy which will bring it to life.

What you need to submit
For Phase One, you must create a business model canvas on your idea ready to be submitted for judging, we suggest you record a video to highlight the business idea, although this is not mandatory. You should cover the points below:

  • What your idea is - as much detail as possible 
  • How does it address the problem outlined in the problem statement that you have selected?
  • What resources and timeline do you need for your idea?
  • How is your idea different from other solutions?

 

 

Deliverables

Phase one - Business Model Canvas

Please upload your business model canvas here.

OPTIONAL: Video overview

Please upload your OPTIONAL BMC video presentation here via an unlisted youtube video OR via a public Google Drive Link

Judging Criteria

  • Adaptability and Scalability: How scalable is it in a real-world scenario?
  • Feasibility: is it an idea that could replicated in real-world conditions?
  • Innovation and Uniqueness: is the information on the BMC up to a high standard, using statistics and data?
  • Quality of information: is the information on the BMC up to a high standard, using statistics and data?
  • Clarity of Key Components: Are all of the key elements covered clear and understandable?

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