From idea to product: KRSU hosted a business game to develop MVP

As part of the technology entrepreneurship bootcamp at the Kyrgyz Russian Slavic University (KRSU), an exciting business game took place, the focus of which was the development of a minimum viable product (MVP) and analysis of consumer needs. This event brought together students with an interest in technology entrepreneurship and starting their own startups.

During the game, participants actively worked on their projects, learning how to form hypotheses, analyze user needs, assign roles in a team, and develop sales strategies. Considerable emphasis was placed on team dynamics and effective communication, which facilitated more productive interaction within groups.

The teams received valuable feedback from representatives of the Higher School of Technological Entrepreneurship PISH CI of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. Experts noted the strengths of the solutions presented, provided practical recommendations for finalizing projects and emphasized the importance of a consumer approach in technology development.

The students' work was highly appreciated by both KRSU experts and invited guests from SPbPU, which was an important recognition of their desire for professional growth and innovative thinking. This event not only enriched the participants' knowledge, but also gave them the opportunity to establish valuable connections in the field of technology entrepreneurship.