By Carmine Pellegrino|2020-02-21T16:39:34+00:00September 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.
By Serena Orizi|2020-02-21T16:23:46+00:00June 3rd, 2019|General, Innovation Outposts, Main publications, Research|
Large corporations are increasing their efforts to find innovative and disruptive technologies in the world’s most relevant technology hotspots, and through this search, they are branching out to locations with tight innovation ecosystems to engage with technology and talent. Silicon Valley and Israel are the most obvious innovation destinations.
By Serena Orizi|2020-02-25T14:27:43+00:00November 21st, 2018|General, Main publications, Open Innovation, Research|
Innovation is key to sustained corporate success. Innovative firms grow twice as fast, both in employment and sales, as firms that fail to innovate. However, European companies spend less on innovation than their competitors.
By Carmine Pellegrino|2020-02-25T14:30:36+00:00September 11th, 2018|General, M&A, Main publications, Research|
As established companies look to remain competitive and extend their life cycle, acquisition becomes a more viable and attractive strategy. Not the only one1, but surely the fastest route in a world when time is the most valuable resource. M&A deals are a boon for startups as well. No exit, no party, as we’re used to saying. While launching a thriving self-supporting business is still the end-goal for any startup, a buyout from a large company can render that problem irrelevant—or at least less urgent. And return the capital to investors, hopefully with a decent multiplier, thus, M&As are a key component of the startup economy.
