Aarohi AI · Product Innovation Lab
Not a lecture series. A product-development journey.
Over three continuous days, mixed MBA and Engineering teams move from product thinking to a defended business pitch — carrying one live project through every stage, producing a real output at each step instead of consuming theory.
The journey
Think → Discover → Define → Decide → Design → Defend
Six stages, one project context. Nothing is re-explained between them.
- 01
Think
- 02
Discover
- 03
Define
- 04
Decide
- 05
Design
- 06
Defend
Think
Decision Lens — how product decisions are actually reasoned about.
Discover
Problem discovery and framing before any solution is named.
Define
Requirements, user stories and a defensible MVP boundary.
Decide
Prioritisation and AI opportunity assessment — where AI earns its place.
Design
Agentic workflow design with tools, steps and human checkpoints.
Defend
Business case and pitch, defended in front of the room.
Structure
Three days, six modules
Day 1
Think & Discover
- Decision Lens
- Problem Discovery & Framing
Day 2
Define & Decide
- Requirements / MVP & Prioritisation
- AI Opportunity Assessment
Day 3
Design & Defend
- Agentic Workflow Designer
- Business Case & Pitch
Audience
Who it's for
- MBA students
- Product thinking, business framing and the pitch that has to hold up.
- Engineering students
- Turning technical capability into a scoped, justified product.
- Faculty & facilitators
- A structured, repeatable format for industry-oriented sessions.
- Working professionals
- A practical route into product and AI product work.
- Corporate teams
- Aligning mixed teams on discovery, prioritisation and AI use.
Institutional Workshops
Hands-on Product Innovation Workshops for MBA & Engineering teams.
Mixed MBA and Engineering teams carry one project through all six stages of the Innovation Lab format. Everything the Lab builds is tested in the room before it becomes a product.
Stages in one pass
Teams leave with a framed problem, an MVP definition, an AI opportunity assessment, an agentic workflow design and a business case they have defended.