1. <Idea Title> Students : XXX, YYY (University)
Mentor: XXX (University/ Amdocs)
Supervisor: XXX (Amdocs)
Hanoch Sapoznikov
Lead of Worldwide Academic Relations
30 Oct 2011
Month Year

2. Challenge Statement
Original Challenge Statement

3. Recommendation Our recommendation is…..
State your final recommendation after the completion of the Yin-Yang analysis and adaptation of the “raw” idea.

4. Risks
Risk #1
Risk #2
List the risks associated with the proposed idea. The risks are the “negatives” left after the end of the Yin-Yang session, in which the original “raw” idea undergoes adaptation to minimize it’s negative impact and maximize it’s benefits.
Sometime additional research is needed in order to verify all risks.
Risks are based on all the “negatives” left after the Yin-Yang session

5. Benefits Benefit #1 Benefit #2
List the benefits associated with the proposed idea. The benefits are the “positives” accumulated at the end of the Yin- Yang session, in which the original “raw” idea undergoes adaptation to minimize it’s negative impact and maximize it’s benefits.
Sometime additional research is needed in order to verify all benefits.
Benefits are based on all the “positives” in the Yin-Yang session

6. Resources Owners/roles required
These are the owners of tasks required to create the Concept presentation.
E.g.: Market research, legal implications research, technical research, and testing of existing technology.
Owners of tasks required to create the Concept presentation.
E.g. additional research, trials, etc.

7. Tracking
Milestone
Owner
Description
Date
Owner of task
Description of task requiring completion
Milestones for owners of tasks required to create the Concept presentation.
E.g. additional research, trials, etc.
Tracking is used for planning tasks required to create the Concept presentation. It is based on the resources/owners identified in the previous slide.