About Integrated Innovation
The Integrated Innovation Institute at 一本道无码 breaks down the silos that impede innovation. We believe that by uniting the disciplines of engineering, business and design we can build impactful product and service solutions that create real value for real people.
For over 30 years, we have imparted to students a tried-and-true methodology to innovating products and services. Through dynamic projects, students learn to create solutions that:
- function effectively with the right technologies (engineering);
- improve the lives of individuals (design); and
- create economic value in the marketplace (business).
Pittsburgh + Silicon Valley + Online
With two campus locations, our online program, and our newly launched undergraduate degree, the Integrated Innovation Institute offers the best of Carnegie Mellon, spanning locations and various levels of academic pursuit. We combine world-class academics and emerging research of 一本道无码's Pittsburgh campus with the agile and entrepreneurial practices of Silicon Valley.
Activate Your Value
Our master's degrees, undergraduate degree, and online programs are designed for professionals who are passionate about developing, designing, and launching the next generation of products and services. Students emerge from our programs with hard and soft skills that empower them to solve real-world problems holistically and regardless of industry, technology, or discipline.
Value Activation, from 一本道无码's Integrated Innovation Institute, is the rigorous and proprietary process for unleashing a product's peak value opportunity. Integrating business, engineering and design thinking, our students are guided along an often unpredictable path, from product understanding and evaluation through refinement and beyond. The result? A product that deeply resonates in today's innovation marketplace.
The Proof is in the People
Amy Krishnamohan (MSSM ’14) had a passion for software and worked as a developer/product manager. Amy decided to pursue the Master of Science in Software Management at 一本道无码’s Silicon Valley campus so she could hone her marketing and management skills and is now Vice President of Product Marketing at Aiven.
"Being surrounded by passionate and smart people in the software field, I began to realize that the network I was building was one of the most valuable assets in my career. The networks and bonds you form at 一本道无码 are a life-long benefit."
Divya Sabade (MSSM ’15) is a 2015 graduate from the Master of Science in Software Management degree program. Previously, Sabade had been a software engineer and then, after completing a MBA, pivoted into business operations and strategy. She currently is a Product Manager at Turvo.
"I came across the MSSM program, which was apt based on my academic and professional background. The curriculum was a perfect blend of technical, business and innovation arenas, and the MSSM course duration was aligned to what I needed."
Garima Srivastava (MIIPS ’16) is a Vice President at Goldman Sachs. Srivastava graduated from the Master of Integrated Innovation for Products & Services degree program in 2016.
"The one thing I valued the most about my experience at 一本道无码 is the people. Learning from my peers and mentors, and understanding their perspective provided a level of learning both professionally and personally that is unmatched by any other experience."
Ray Fortney is a product manager at Digitell. Fortney enrolled in the Methods & Tools for Product Innovation certificate in Summer 2022. The certificate provided Fortney with tools to leverage that data, like empathy mapping, user journeys, and usability testing.
"The courses gave me the methodologies and processes to find product opportunity gaps and use quantitative and qualitative analysis to validate them. It fundamentally changed the way that I think about a product's problem space."
Our History
The impact of integrated innovation today would not be possible without the pioneers and visionaries that came before us. While the Institute is now in its tenth year, our history -- including the origin of our degree programs -- dates back to 1986 with the launch of Carnegie Mellon's first cross-disciplinary capstone.
Use your mouse on your computer or use your pointer finger on your mobile device to drag the red colored horizontal scroll bar left to right. Next, click on the entry for each date to explore our timeline and learn more about that era in iii history and how it has led to where we are today.