CWIN17 Telford: Corporates and Startups
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Channel: Capgemini · 2018 · Science & Technology
There are over 657 thousand start-ups registered in the UK, putting London in the top five start-up ecosystems in the world. Add another 452 thousand start-ups registered this year alone and the challenge of forming the right collaborations can be a daunting task. What is the best way to engage with start-ups? How do we know if we are engaging with the right start-ups in the first place? An effective ecosystem requires complex collaboration across all parties from large corporations, start-ups, scale-ups, accelerators, incubators, and universities. Options are vast; opportunities fewer. In this session Priscilla explores how the Applied Innovation Exchange taps into the wider ecosystem through various partnerships to source start-ups, pilot and scale. Priscilla also discusses how Capgemini applies innovation across a proven process of discover, devise, deploy and sustain to help companies and start-ups solve problems with emerging technology in a matter of weeks. Session by Priscilla Li, Leader of Applied Innovation UK, Capgemini. Filmed at CWIN17 the Capgemini Week of Innovation Networks 2017, in Telford UK. https://www.capgemini.com/gb-en/service/transformation-innovation/applied-innovation-exchange/
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