Opportunity brief
Polygenesis : VOLTEDGE - Where Strategy Meets Impact
Polygenesis: VOLTEDGE, proudly hosted by IPI-DTU, is a high-stakes business case competition designed to test your business acumen, critical thinking, analytical ability, and strategic decision-making.
Step into the role of a strategy consultant and tackle a complex real-world business challenge where the stakes are high and there is no single obvious answer. Teams will be expected to understand the business problem, dissect the underlying economics, identify key challenges and opportunities, evaluate alternative strategies, and develop a practical, defensible solution.
This is more than a case of finding the right answer. It is about asking the right questions, making decisions with imperfect information, building a compelling strategy, and defending your choices under pressure.
Expect challenging business scenarios, data-driven problem solving, strategic trade-offs, and a final opportunity to pitch your solution before a panel of judges.
If you have the analytical rigour to break down complex problems, the business acumen to identify what truly matters, and the conviction to defend your strategy, step up and make your case.
Guidelines
- The competition will consist of 3 rounds, with Rounds 1 and 2 conducted online and the final round conducted offline.
- All rounds will be eliminative in nature.
- The competition is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students across all academic years and disciplines.
- Inter-college, inter-disciplinary, and inter-specialisation teams are permitted.
- Detailed case materials, submission requirements, evaluation criteria, and timelines for each round will be communicated by the organising team.
- Teams may be required to work with a combination of qualitative information, quantitative data, and business assumptions as part of the case.
Rules
- Each team must consist of 1–4 participants.
- An individual may be a part of only one team throughout the competition.
- All submissions must be original and prepared exclusively by the participating team.
- Plagiarism, fabrication, misrepresentation, or use of unfair means will result in disqualification.
- Teams must adhere to the specified submission formats and deadlines for each round.
- Any violation of the competition guidelines or rules may lead to disqualification at the discretion of the organising committee.
- The decision of the judging panel and organising committee shall be final and binding.