Individual ideas find substance in the CITM Incubator. An idea for a new product, service, technology, etc. enters the Incubator, CITM personnel analyze the idea, and plans are drawn up for future development of the idea.

The Incubator generates technology, business, marketing, and expansion plans based on the original idea submitted. After initially analyzing the plan, CITM personnel determine if the plan is feasible; if so, the idea is moved to the second stage of the incubation process: searching and submissions for venture capital.

The Center for Information Technology and Management has several venture capital avenues to explore. For instance, The University of Texas at Dallas has an alliance with Star Tech, a firm devoted to aiding in the startup of promising new companies. Interested venture capital providers analyze your generated business plans and decide whether or not the proposed plans meet the fundamental criteria of the firm necessary for them to provide startup capital costs for the company.

Ideally, after the analysis and approval of venture capital the company will be on its way to becoming a thriving firm, generating immense revenue for all parties involved.*

*Results may vary and there is no guarantee of success.

To submit a potential Incubator idea, please complete the Incubator Request Form and email it to citm@utdallas.edu.