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Date: 2024-06-30

Fostering Future Leaders: The Success of InnovaTrix at AUST IEOM Student Chapter


The Aust IEOM Student Chapter recently organized an invigorating program named Innovatrix, aimed at fostering innovation, integration, and inspiration among students. The event, co-sponsored by Interspeed Global, attracted numerous participants across its diverse segments, reflecting a keen interest in the challenges posed.

Innovatrix was structured around three main segments, each designed to target specific skills and encourage a competitive yet educational atmosphere. The first segment, dubbed triXcel, was an MS Excel competition. This event tested students' proficiency and creativity with Microsoft Excel, a critical tool in engineering and operational management.The second segment of Innovatrix was TrixPitch, a poster presentation competition. This event provided a platform for students to present their research and innovative ideas visually. The competition emphasized clarity, creativity, and the ability to engage an audience, with participants tackling various topics from engineering, technology, and management perspectives. The visual presentations were judged based on their design, content, and the presenter’s ability to effectively communicate their idea.Lastly, the program included TrixSolve, a business case competition. In this segment, teams tackled complex business scenarios requiring strategic thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork. The cases were designed to mimic real-world business challenges, pushing participants to devise innovative solutions and strategic plans to navigate the issues presented.

The success of Innovatrix reflects the commitment of the Aust IEOM Student Chapter to developing skills that align with the demands of the global industry, thereby empowering students to excel in their future careers.