Anaqua
APRIL 29, 2020
Korea’s Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute comes in second with 247 patents, and Xyleco Inc., Now let’s take a closer look into the portfolios of the top 3 players in the green patent space: The University of California, Korea’s Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), and Xyleco Inc.
Innovation 360 Group
OCTOBER 8, 2017
Background: Geok Chwee is the VP of Emerging Businesses for a Singapore Listed Telecommunication company, Starhub Limited overseeing the business development of new businesses and emerging technologies. Geok Chwee based in Singapore.
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Innovation 360 Group
MAY 17, 2018
Product development, R&D management, and simulation. Industries: pharma, biotech, measurement instruments, medtech, industrial automation, building technology, access systems, telecommunications, media, not-for-profit, VC/new ventures. Area of expertise: Strategy and business models. Digitalization and eco-systems.
Steve Blank
DECEMBER 8, 2015
Including “startup-driven” in the corporate portfolio may make sense if a company: Is being disrupted now, as is happening in many IT, print, retail and telecommunications corporations. Anticipates being disrupted in the near future, as is the case in the automotive and chemical industries.
Corporate Innovation
DECEMBER 8, 2015
Including “startup-driven” in the corporate portfolio may make sense if a company: Is being disrupted now, as is happening in many IT, print, retail, and telecommunications corporations. Anticipates being disrupted in the near future, as is the case in the automotive and chemical industries.
Corporate Innovation
DECEMBER 8, 2015
Including “startup-driven” in the corporate portfolio may make sense if a company: Is being disrupted now, as is happening in many IT, print, retail, and telecommunications corporations. Anticipates being disrupted in the near future, as is the case in the automotive and chemical industries.
Steve Blank
NOVEMBER 21, 2015
The 1970’s marked the beginning of our current technology revolution: The Age of Information Technologies, Telecommunications and Biotech. By the 1920’s, in the Age of the Automobile and Oil, large companies sought to control the new product development process. This was the third structural shift in American commerce.
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