Government Innovation Outposts in California – 2021 Report
South Korea is increasingly becoming interesting for corporates from all over the globe looking to establish a leaner presence in the area.
Our goal is to foster a sustainable and global entrepreneurial ecosystem. Our programs and activities focus on bringing startups and corporates together to enhance the growth of all parties, and to bring new value to enterprises through innovation.
Mind the Bridge is an international team with experience and a presence in multiple ecosystems.
Mind the Bridge has been running a non-profit foundation since 2007. It was established by Marco Marinucci with the support of a group of entrepreneurs passionate about entrepreneurship education.
Mind the Bridge was established in 2007 by then Googler, Marco Marinucci. Marco now serves as the company’s CEO with Italian university Professor Alberto Onetti as its chairman.
The Scaleup Summits are highly curated, invitation only, matching activities hosted by the most prestigious Stock Exchanges where international corporates, investors and scaleups operating in specific verticals can do business and spot technology trends.
Collaboration between corporates and startups, if done right, can bring tremendous benefit to both. Startups can access invaluable resources and market insight which can help them scale, whilst for established companies, such collaborations offer an important mode of innovation – as well as subtler benefits like cultural change.
Corporate Startup Stars is the celebration of Best Practices and Role Models in #OpenInnovation.
By Alessandra Karim|2021-09-24T16:35:55+02:00September 21st, 2021|Innovation Outposts, Main publications, Research|
South Korea is increasingly becoming interesting for corporates from all over the globe looking to establish a leaner presence in the area.
By Carmine Pellegrino|2021-09-24T16:40:15+02:00June 23rd, 2021|Innovation Outposts, Main publications, Research|
It should come as no surprise that South Korea is recently becoming increasingly attractive for international corporates looking to expand their open innovation operations abroad.
By Alberto Onetti|2021-09-27T09:44:53+02:00September 29th, 2020|General, Innovation Outposts, Main publications, Research|
The flow of large corporates1 setting their own innovation outpost in Silicon Valley is in continued acceleration. And so are the models and methodologies used by such units. While is undoubtful that the COVID-19 epidemic has had some effects on the medium term commitment of such outposts (we do have counted a few “retreats” of Innovation Antennas as a result of budget cuts), for the most part data shows that both the number and the size of such units is experiencing a steady growth.
By Carmine Pellegrino|2021-09-27T09:46:37+02:00May 21st, 2020|Innovation Outposts, Main publications, Research|
While reviewing the presence of corporate innovation outposts of the largest companies in the world in Silicon Valley in 2019, two major insights became clear: • Japan is the country that has by far the largest presence of corporations in the Bay Area, • Japan is the country where a significant chunk of capital deployed in Silicon Valley is originated. Understanding better the dynamics of these 2 trends has been the main driving force for this report.
By Carmine Pellegrino|2021-09-27T10:44:05+02:00September 25th, 2019|General, Innovation Outposts, Main publications, Open Innovation, Research|
This report seeks to inform and advise corporate executives with the best possible and most updated information and analysis in order to inform their open innovation strategies and plans.