In today’s complex and increasingly competitive business environment, companies are turning to collaborative partnerships to keep up with new product demand and acquire assets that can’t always be generated in-house.
The past decade has seen a meteoric rise in the popularity of online fundraising with the development of platforms including Indiegogo (2008), Kickstarter (2009), GoFundMe (2010), and YouCaring (2011). Various crowdfunding platforms across the globe have raised billions of dollars and helped launch ventures of all kinds, from music and art projects to devices that leverage IoT connectivity to collect and share environmental data.
Gaining funding from a venture capitalist is something many product developers and start-ups attempt all the time, and often fail. What are venture capitalists looking for? How can you impress them enough to secure funding? The answers are fairly straightforward - but that doesn’t mean it’s going to be easy. Investors are looking for established ideas that necessitate a great deal of preliminary work. If you’re considering approaching a venture capitalist with your idea, here’s what you need to do first.
The IoT, or Internet of Things, provides incredible opportunity for companies to connect with their customers and build customer loyalty. With market predictions indicating increasing shifts toward artificial intelligence and the development of devices that can use data from customer experiences as a prescient marketing tool, achieving IoT connectivity is of paramount concern for companies looking to expand their market and drive growth.
Getting a patent on your new product or service can improve time-to-market, help attract potential investors, and secure future profits through either selling or licensing the patent itself. As new legislation forecasts significant change for US patent law in 2018, here are the most important things for potential patent owners to know, and how to go about getting a patent while minimizing risk.
As the second-leading cause of death both in the US and globally, cancer continues to be a constant, looming concern for public health worldwide.
While advances in technology and research have seen the disease steadily decline since the early 1990’s, the American Cancer Society still estimates that an average of 1,700 Americans will die from some form of cancer every day in 2018 - over 600,000 by the end of the year.
Introducing new and successful products is crucial in order to grow your organization and outperform competitors. The only problem is the risk involved. Creating a solution without being 100% confident that it’s the right product, for the right time, and for the right customer. About 30,000 products are launched annually, yet 80% of them fail.
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