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About this course
A product idea needs testing before a launch plan becomes convincing. This innovation elective follows the decisions that turn an initial concept into something a business can investigate and refine.
The syllabus discusses surveys, focus groups, concept development, prototypes and market testing. A guided activity asks learners to prepare a product or service for launch.
| Official course | Innovation Strategy with Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women |
|---|---|
| Created by | Goldman Sachs |
| Platform | Coursera |
| Level / language | Mixed level / English |
| Estimated study time | 3 hours (Coursera estimate) |
| Format | 1 module; see the published syllabus for activities |
| Access | Learning content free; account needed |
| Certificate | No certificate offered for this course |
Skills you’ll gain
- Product concepts
- Prototyping awareness
- Market testing
- Launch planning
WikiFree recommends starting with a reasonably defined idea. If you are still deciding what opportunity to pursue, the collection’s business-growth course offers a more suitable first step.
Treat a prototype as a way to learn about an uncertainty, rather than proof that the finished offering will succeed. This short course provides a planning framework; it does not supply manufacturing, software development or paid research services.
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Frequently asked questions
What if I do not yet have a product idea?
The provider points learners to Grow Your Business for help identifying opportunities before working through this elective.
Independent WikiFree overview based on the official syllabus and access information, reviewed 20 October 2026.
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