infoDev is a World Bank program that supports entrepreneurs in developing economies through various business incubation models. It oversees networks of business incubators focused on climate technology, agribusiness, and digital entrepreneurship. Some key models discussed include:
- Agribusiness Innovation Centers in Tanzania and Nepal that provide facilities, financing, training, and market linkages to help agricultural startups commercialize new products.
- mLabs and mHubs in sub-Saharan Africa that foster digital entrepreneurship and have helped create over 1000 jobs and 100 startup companies through business support services.
- Climate Innovation Centers in seven countries that provide grants, investments, business advice and facilities to help turn climate challenges into economic opportunities through
Developing a sound value chain for technology business Replies
This document discusses developing a sound value chain for technology business incubation support. It notes that currently the small business ecosystem is not integrated and support is not available throughout all stages of a business's development. Different institutions need to provide differentiated support to avoid duplication and wastage, and access to markets is often poor. The technology development pathway is not linear and involves moving between basic research, development, production, and sales both locally and accessing overseas technology sources, with an "innovation chasm" to cross.
Cathay AfricInvest Innovation Fund is a new pan-African venture capital fund launched by AfricInvest and Cathay Capital. The $53 million fund will focus on investing in innovative, post-revenue digital startups in sectors like fintech, edtech, telecom, and smart energy that are based in or focused on Africa. AfricInvest is a leading pan-African investment firm with a strong track record of investing across the continent, while Cathay Capital is a global investment platform with over €3 billion under management and a presence across three continents. The fund aims to support African entrepreneurs and help connect them to innovation hubs around the world.
This document discusses unemployment rates, especially among youth in Africa and South Africa. It also discusses self-employed entrepreneurs and serial entrepreneurs, noting that 1/3 of new businesses are created by serial entrepreneurs. Finally, it provides statistics on business failure rates in different industries.
The document discusses the Centre for Entrepreneurship (CfE) at False Bay College. It provides an overview of the CfE and its Rapid Incubator Model. The Rapid Incubator Model is an 18-month program that provides entrepreneur skill development, product selection guidance, and business support services to help businesses launch. The goal of the CfE and incubator is to help reduce unemployment and poverty by supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses in developing and growing their ideas.
CTIC Dakar - Official Presentation - 2015Yann Le Beux
Presentation of CTIC Dakar, one of the leading technology business incubator and accelerator in Sub-Saharan Africa. Launched in 2011 in Senegal, CTIC Dakar has supported more than 60 companies which have generated around USD 5 millions in revenue. Get in touch to learn more ! www.cticdakar.com
1. Business incubation aims to support entrepreneurs during startup by providing resources and services in a nurturing environment. It began in 1959 and the first incubator in South Africa, Godisa Trust, was established in 1999 with funding from the EU, DST and DTI. As of 2014 there were 105 incubators in South Africa, with 76% funded by government.
2. Incubation policy in South Africa has evolved in three waves - the technology wave focused on high-tech SMEs, the transformation wave on job creation and SME competitiveness, and the current supplier development wave emphasizes market-driven, commercially viable products and creating an incubation ecosystem with private sector involvement.
3. Corporate incubators can encourage
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infoDev is a World Bank program that supports entrepreneurs in developing economies through various business incubation models. It oversees networks of business incubators focused on climate technology, agribusiness, and digital entrepreneurship. Some key models discussed include:
- Agribusiness Innovation Centers in Tanzania and Nepal that provide facilities, financing, training, and market linkages to help agricultural startups commercialize new products.
- mLabs and mHubs in sub-Saharan Africa that foster digital entrepreneurship and have helped create over 1000 jobs and 100 startup companies through business support services.
- Climate Innovation Centers in seven countries that provide grants, investments, business advice and facilities to help turn climate challenges into economic opportunities through
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This document discusses developing a sound value chain for technology business incubation support. It notes that currently the small business ecosystem is not integrated and support is not available throughout all stages of a business's development. Different institutions need to provide differentiated support to avoid duplication and wastage, and access to markets is often poor. The technology development pathway is not linear and involves moving between basic research, development, production, and sales both locally and accessing overseas technology sources, with an "innovation chasm" to cross.
Cathay AfricInvest Innovation Fund is a new pan-African venture capital fund launched by AfricInvest and Cathay Capital. The $53 million fund will focus on investing in innovative, post-revenue digital startups in sectors like fintech, edtech, telecom, and smart energy that are based in or focused on Africa. AfricInvest is a leading pan-African investment firm with a strong track record of investing across the continent, while Cathay Capital is a global investment platform with over €3 billion under management and a presence across three continents. The fund aims to support African entrepreneurs and help connect them to innovation hubs around the world.
This document discusses unemployment rates, especially among youth in Africa and South Africa. It also discusses self-employed entrepreneurs and serial entrepreneurs, noting that 1/3 of new businesses are created by serial entrepreneurs. Finally, it provides statistics on business failure rates in different industries.
The document discusses the Centre for Entrepreneurship (CfE) at False Bay College. It provides an overview of the CfE and its Rapid Incubator Model. The Rapid Incubator Model is an 18-month program that provides entrepreneur skill development, product selection guidance, and business support services to help businesses launch. The goal of the CfE and incubator is to help reduce unemployment and poverty by supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses in developing and growing their ideas.
CTIC Dakar - Official Presentation - 2015Yann Le Beux
Presentation of CTIC Dakar, one of the leading technology business incubator and accelerator in Sub-Saharan Africa. Launched in 2011 in Senegal, CTIC Dakar has supported more than 60 companies which have generated around USD 5 millions in revenue. Get in touch to learn more ! www.cticdakar.com
1. Business incubation aims to support entrepreneurs during startup by providing resources and services in a nurturing environment. It began in 1959 and the first incubator in South Africa, Godisa Trust, was established in 1999 with funding from the EU, DST and DTI. As of 2014 there were 105 incubators in South Africa, with 76% funded by government.
2. Incubation policy in South Africa has evolved in three waves - the technology wave focused on high-tech SMEs, the transformation wave on job creation and SME competitiveness, and the current supplier development wave emphasizes market-driven, commercially viable products and creating an incubation ecosystem with private sector involvement.
3. Corporate incubators can encourage
The Ecosystem of Early Stage Investment in China - presentation to BPI France...Bruno Bensaid
An overview of early-stage investment ecosystem in China (incubators, accelerators, new tech zones, Early stage VCs and angel investors), as well as some examples of successful French startups in China as of Q3 2015
This document discusses opportunities for investment and startup growth in East Africa, particularly in Kenya and Tanzania. It notes the large population and growing mobile phone and internet user bases in East Africa as promising markets. While there is raw engineering talent, there is a lack of experienced entrepreneurs and angel investment. Mobile money has been transformative in Kenya and is spreading across the region. Tanzania is looking to partner with venture funds and build new incubators and tech parks to support its growing tech sector and entrepreneurship. The document outlines several sectors like mobile apps, ecommerce, education and healthcare as having opportunities to build businesses that can scale across East Africa.
The document discusses several key factors regarding establishing effective high-tech ICT incubators:
- Core ICT expertise and infrastructure are needed, as well as generating innovative ideas and involving stakeholders from business, government, and entrepreneurs.
- Public-private partnerships can provide resources to subsidize services and bring complementary skills.
- An external pool of skilled ICT practitioners is important to support incubatees with high-quality services.
- Location must allow access to technology experts, mentors, and investors to best support incubatees.
- The incubation model should be tailored to the local context and priorities to effectively promote knowledge-intensive, new technology activities.
Presentation given to Dutch executives with the leadership training company De Baak in Beijing on March 2009. It's our first focused on "Chinese innovation", with our soon-to-be-famous "5C" (tm) and "LABL" (tm) models of Chinese innovation and what to do with it. A few examples of mobile and Internet services are given for illustration. Explaining why we selected them and what to do with them is the core of our business.
The document discusses the EAAB Entrepreneurial Empowerment Initiatives' Property Incubator program. The program aims to promote entrepreneurship among youth, women, and people with disabilities in the property sector. It establishes property incubators to provide training, mentorship and business opportunities. Trainees complete internships, qualifications and can ultimately open their own estate agency firms. The incubator aims to address spatial inequalities and lack of economic opportunities for targeted groups. It will create new businesses and jobs in the property market worth R4.9 trillion annually.
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[Topica Founder Institute] Vietnam Startup funding 2015 reportQuang Mai Duy
The number of startup investment deals in Vietnam doubled in 2015 compared to 2014, with 67 deals recorded. Notable deals included a series C round for Foody valued over $10 million and the acquisition of Misfit by Fossil Group for $260 million. The top industries for deals were eCommerce, media, fintech, and edtech. While the number of deals grew, more exits, larger late-stage rounds, and more overseas investors were wished for in 2016.
Brief description of the Accelerator/Incubator Startup Ecosystem in Vietnam by Startup Weekend Cofounder Franck Nouyrigat in partnership with SECO, Swisscontact and JE Austin Associates.
This document discusses financing for biotech companies at a life science conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It outlines Malaysia's strategy since 1999 to develop information and communication technology and biotechnology as pillars of its economy. Venture capital has played a critical role in funding innovation. While Malaysia's tech industry is still developing compared to Silicon Valley, the number of tech startups is growing and the government has allocated over RM3 billion to venture capital funds and entrepreneurs. Challenges for technopreneurs and venture capitalists in Asia include a lack of startup experience, weak ideas, poor infrastructure, and a lack of experienced mentors.
Technology and Business Innovation in China: Presentation and Discussion at S...Mark Mueller-Eberstein
Technology and Business Innovation in China: Presentation and Discussion at Seattle University with the Graduate MBA students on opportunities and challenges for entrepreneurs, investors, organizations, education and society.
Examples from Alibaba, Tencent, ChinaValue, Xiaomi, Huawei, Start-ups, Yuanfen.
Experiences from Beijing, Singapore, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Hong Kong from TEDx speaker Professor Mark Mueller-Eberstein
This document discusses financing instruments for technology incubators, specifically Section 12J of the South African Income Tax Act. Section 12J allows for a 100% tax deduction on investments in qualifying companies, and exempts gains from capital gains tax if held for 5 years. It presents the Seed Engine Entrepreneur Development Fund, a proposed R100 million impact investment fund registered under Section 12J. The fund would provide funding for early-stage businesses from incubators and provide support through a professional management team. Investors would receive tax benefits between 28-41% and target returns of 30% IRR annually by investing in a portfolio of companies.
This document discusses the Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (TIEC) in Egypt. It provides an overview of TIEC, including its mission to stimulate innovation-based economic growth. It outlines TIEC's strategy, which focuses on inspiring, innovating, and impacting through learning, localizing, and leapfrogging. The strategic pillars of TIEC include innovation culture, clusters and optimization, an innovation brand and prize program, intellectual property exchange, and improving the business environment. The document provides examples of initiatives under each pillar, such as a cloud computing technology center, to position Egypt as a leader in ICT innovation.
MDEC Fintech Conference - Opening Remarks - Ir. Wan MurdaniiTrain
Check out the video of this presentation and the rest at www.itrain.com.my/fintech-bootcamp
Interested to get a fintech idea started but don't know how to start? Then join the FREE MDEC Fintech Masterclass on October 3-4. To enter just tell us about your Fintech idea!
Apply here: bit.ly/fintech-master
More information about the complete Fintech Bootcamp: www.itrain.com.my/fintech-bootcamp/
The document discusses different models for technology business incubation. It describes four generations of incubators, with later generations providing more services like financing. It also discusses accelerators, which focus on high-growth startups and have shorter timeframes. Technology incubators specialize in areas like life sciences and IT. They provide specialized knowledge, skilled workers, and capital. The document also covers topics like intellectual property protection, financing options, developing minimum viable products, and disruptive technologies.
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The document summarizes the state of entrepreneurship and venture finance in Italy. It notes a lack of large companies and established venture capital, with only a small number of startups receiving funding each year. While Italian research and development produces quality output, there are issues in commercializing the research due to a lack of technology transfer and skilled entrepreneurs. The Mind the Bridge foundation aims to address this by connecting Italian talent with opportunities in Silicon Valley through mentorship and skills training programs.
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This document discusses opportunities for investment and startup growth in East Africa, particularly in Kenya and Tanzania. It notes the large population and growing mobile phone and internet user bases in East Africa as promising markets. While there is raw engineering talent, there is a lack of experienced entrepreneurs and angel investment. Mobile money has been transformative in Kenya and is spreading across the region. Tanzania is looking to partner with venture funds and build new incubators and tech parks to support its growing tech sector and entrepreneurship. The document outlines several sectors like mobile apps, ecommerce, education and healthcare as having opportunities to build businesses that can scale across East Africa.
The document discusses several key factors regarding establishing effective high-tech ICT incubators:
- Core ICT expertise and infrastructure are needed, as well as generating innovative ideas and involving stakeholders from business, government, and entrepreneurs.
- Public-private partnerships can provide resources to subsidize services and bring complementary skills.
- An external pool of skilled ICT practitioners is important to support incubatees with high-quality services.
- Location must allow access to technology experts, mentors, and investors to best support incubatees.
- The incubation model should be tailored to the local context and priorities to effectively promote knowledge-intensive, new technology activities.
Presentation given to Dutch executives with the leadership training company De Baak in Beijing on March 2009. It's our first focused on "Chinese innovation", with our soon-to-be-famous "5C" (tm) and "LABL" (tm) models of Chinese innovation and what to do with it. A few examples of mobile and Internet services are given for illustration. Explaining why we selected them and what to do with them is the core of our business.
The document discusses the EAAB Entrepreneurial Empowerment Initiatives' Property Incubator program. The program aims to promote entrepreneurship among youth, women, and people with disabilities in the property sector. It establishes property incubators to provide training, mentorship and business opportunities. Trainees complete internships, qualifications and can ultimately open their own estate agency firms. The incubator aims to address spatial inequalities and lack of economic opportunities for targeted groups. It will create new businesses and jobs in the property market worth R4.9 trillion annually.
The document provides information about the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) of South Africa. It summarizes that the NYDA was established in 2009 to facilitate youth development and mainstream youth issues. It has a vision to be a credible and capable development agency for South Africa's youth. The NYDA's focus has shifted from enterprise finance to education and skills development. It offers various programs and services to support economic participation, education, health, policy/research, and governance for South African youth ages 14-35.
[Topica Founder Institute] Vietnam Startup funding 2015 reportQuang Mai Duy
The number of startup investment deals in Vietnam doubled in 2015 compared to 2014, with 67 deals recorded. Notable deals included a series C round for Foody valued over $10 million and the acquisition of Misfit by Fossil Group for $260 million. The top industries for deals were eCommerce, media, fintech, and edtech. While the number of deals grew, more exits, larger late-stage rounds, and more overseas investors were wished for in 2016.
Brief description of the Accelerator/Incubator Startup Ecosystem in Vietnam by Startup Weekend Cofounder Franck Nouyrigat in partnership with SECO, Swisscontact and JE Austin Associates.
This document discusses financing for biotech companies at a life science conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It outlines Malaysia's strategy since 1999 to develop information and communication technology and biotechnology as pillars of its economy. Venture capital has played a critical role in funding innovation. While Malaysia's tech industry is still developing compared to Silicon Valley, the number of tech startups is growing and the government has allocated over RM3 billion to venture capital funds and entrepreneurs. Challenges for technopreneurs and venture capitalists in Asia include a lack of startup experience, weak ideas, poor infrastructure, and a lack of experienced mentors.
Technology and Business Innovation in China: Presentation and Discussion at S...Mark Mueller-Eberstein
Technology and Business Innovation in China: Presentation and Discussion at Seattle University with the Graduate MBA students on opportunities and challenges for entrepreneurs, investors, organizations, education and society.
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This document discusses the Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (TIEC) in Egypt. It provides an overview of TIEC, including its mission to stimulate innovation-based economic growth. It outlines TIEC's strategy, which focuses on inspiring, innovating, and impacting through learning, localizing, and leapfrogging. The strategic pillars of TIEC include innovation culture, clusters and optimization, an innovation brand and prize program, intellectual property exchange, and improving the business environment. The document provides examples of initiatives under each pillar, such as a cloud computing technology center, to position Egypt as a leader in ICT innovation.
MDEC Fintech Conference - Opening Remarks - Ir. Wan MurdaniiTrain
Check out the video of this presentation and the rest at www.itrain.com.my/fintech-bootcamp
Interested to get a fintech idea started but don't know how to start? Then join the FREE MDEC Fintech Masterclass on October 3-4. To enter just tell us about your Fintech idea!
Apply here: bit.ly/fintech-master
More information about the complete Fintech Bootcamp: www.itrain.com.my/fintech-bootcamp/
The document discusses different models for technology business incubation. It describes four generations of incubators, with later generations providing more services like financing. It also discusses accelerators, which focus on high-growth startups and have shorter timeframes. Technology incubators specialize in areas like life sciences and IT. They provide specialized knowledge, skilled workers, and capital. The document also covers topics like intellectual property protection, financing options, developing minimum viable products, and disruptive technologies.
Alberto Onetti - Mind The Bridge Foundation - Stanford - Jan 25 2010Burton Lee
The document summarizes the state of entrepreneurship and venture finance in Italy. It notes a lack of large companies and established venture capital, with only a small number of startups receiving funding each year. While Italian research and development produces quality output, there are issues in commercializing the research due to a lack of technology transfer and skilled entrepreneurs. The Mind the Bridge foundation aims to address this by connecting Italian talent with opportunities in Silicon Valley through mentorship and skills training programs.
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EFAP - Les nouveaux métiers du numérique. Support présenté dans le cadre de la conférence HUBDAY Future of Work du 5 novembre, organisée par le HUB Institute.
Le numerique dans les métiers Vs Les métiers du numériqueJérôme CANNAFERINA
Présentation réalisé dans le cadre de la Nuit de l'orientation d'Angers en 2014 en partenariat avec les CCI de Maine et Loire
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Damien Lefebvre/ JIP Communication et institutions publiques_26mars2012Valtech Canada
Le futur numérique des institutions publiques, une conférence donnée par Damien Lefebvre, Coprésident de w.illi.am/
Journée Infopresse : Communication et institutions publiques - Ex-Centris 28 mars 2012
28 mars 2012 à 9h45
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Contactez nous à hello@yuxdakar.com si besoin de plus d'informations !
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ATTENTION : toutes les données chiffrées non pas été vérifiées ou mises à jour - ce sont des estimation issues de discussion avec les manager d'incubateurs.
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XI Congreso Internacional de Electrónica, Control y Telecomunicaciones, Conferencia sobre oportunidades de Emprendimiento a nivel Global en IOT, Salud, Silicon Walley, Silicon Valley, Israel, Detroit, Miami, Ghana, MIT AITI, MIT Global Starutps
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The French government developed the Passport to the Digital Economy initiative to accelerate ICT adoption among small businesses. Through partnerships with organizations serving small businesses, the program provides ICT training and support to help small businesses integrate digital technologies. Over 170,000 small businesses have participated in the program. Evaluations found French small businesses' PC adoption rose from 72% to 98% between 2006-2010 and total program revenues for participating businesses increased by nearly 50%. The program is expanding within France and abroad.
ICTLabs™ International is a new initiative, it is a company represents the interest of high profile Technology Syndicate working to enhance the ICT foundation and industries in the emerging market, through establishing local initiatives aimed at R&D output commercializing, attracting foreign investment into emerging markets, developing the means to transfer technology and facilitate technology diffusion.
My task is to promote the concept of ICT for Development via creating the ecosystem that all the Technology partners will collaborate through, for both funding the Technology Research & Development or adopting the Information & Communication Technology programs. I’m a member of the Foundation Committee and the Directors Board as well.
The Rise of The African Tech Scene by Orange Digital VenturesBilal Djelassi
The document summarizes the growing African tech ecosystem, including:
- Africa is experiencing strong economic and digital growth with large markets and young populations.
- Venture capital funding to African startups has increased significantly in recent years, with over $366 million invested in 2016.
- Key sectors attracting investment include fintech, e-commerce, off-grid energy, and education technology. Countries like Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa capture the majority of funding and exits.
South-East Asia, a region not to neglectJan Coppens
The document discusses opportunities for tech startups in Southeast Asia, specifically:
1) The ASEAN economic region includes 10 Southeast Asian countries with a population of over 600 million people and a GDP expected to double by 2020, making it an attractive emerging market for tech companies.
2) Singapore is positioned as a world-class startup hub in the region, with the easiest business environment, strong ICT infrastructure, and government initiatives to support entrepreneurs and attract foreign businesses.
3) The document provides tips for startups looking to expand into Southeast Asia, advising them to prioritize key markets and drivers of revenue and focus their efforts on the largest opportunities.
Taxonomy of IT Enterprises in Kenya and their undeveloped growth intervention...John Kieti
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This is a preliminary analysis by John Kieti - Outgoing Lead at m:lab East Africa. This version has improvements from initial version presented at the AITEC East Africa ICT Summit - 19th Feb 2014 based on some feedback I got.
In short, the presentation calls for players in the industry to identify the unique characteristics of value creation and delivery processes of IT enterprises hence different business models priorities. Its after acknowledging these unique characteristics that ecosystem enablers such as governments and development agencies can devise more effective intervention strategies.
Thailand is transforming its economy to embrace both industry and the digital sector. The government is establishing a Ministry of Digital Economy and Society and developing a digital economy framework focused on digital commerce, entrepreneurship, innovation, and content. This includes improving infrastructure like broadband networks and data centers. The government is also supporting the growing startup ecosystem and innovative workforce to position Thailand as a digital hub in ASEAN.
The document provides an overview of efforts to develop the entrepreneurship ecosystem in Tunisia. It discusses the country's context and barriers faced by entrepreneurs. It then outlines the initiatives of the Carthage Business Angels ecosystem, including the creation of Tunisia's first business angels network and seed fund, as well as a private business incubator, research-based spin-off program, and business acceleration program. The goal is to build the basic pillars of a vibrant entrepreneurship system in Tunisia by sourcing, funding, incubating and accelerating businesses.
Accelerating Wealth and Job Creation in Nigeria through ICT Skills and Capaci...CWG Plc
A presentation by Mr. Austin Okere, Founder and Executive Vice-Chairman, Computer Warehouse Group Plc, at the Ministry of Communications and Technology annual Retreat 2016.
Akinkunmi Akindiji is a property investor, technology consultant, and avid F1 fan, Kunmi has a diverse range of interests and expertise. With a background in delivering projects across a variety of industries, including insurance, banking, telecoms, and automotive, Kunmi has a wealth of experience supporting enterprise scale digital transformation projects.
The document provides an overview of innovation across Africa, focusing on five leading countries for digital innovation - Kenya, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa. It examines the tech potential and startup scenes of each country, highlighting innovations, challenges, and organizations supporting entrepreneurship. Key hubs and accelerators are discussed for each location.
A thorough review of what makes a great ecosystem for entrepreneurs. It's not enough to have a great idea or a great team, as an entrepreneur you need a supporting environment that will help you succeed. In this presentation you can find the main ingredients that create a good ecosystem for startups along with a review of main European startup ecosystems.
FIWARE'S Accelerator Programme offers an innovative ecosystem with a global reach for European SMEs and entrepreneurs to have access to 80 million Euros in funding plus mentoring, coaching and networking. Get an overview of what the programme is about and which are the 16 accelerators that can help you build your business from the start!
Mr. Oliver Tian, President of the Singapore Industrial Automation Association, gave a presentation on fostering robotics from a smart city to a smart nation. He discussed the association's vision to be the leading hub for knowledge in applying automation, robotics, and IoT technologies. He also discussed their mission to promote business through strategic alliances and applying technologies. He then covered how intelligent robots are arriving and transforming competency levels, service models, and the economy. He outlined the premises and strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for Singapore becoming a smart nation. Finally, he discussed how intelligent robots can support a smart nation by being built through evolutionary means to help converge technologies and address issues like the digital divide.
The document presents the new strategy and positioning for an Open Innovation area. It aims to make the Open Innovation area the world's most global, connected, and tech-driven innovation hub. The strategy focuses on connecting internal assets and innovations with external ecosystems through various plays like business development with startups, micro-CVC investments in startups, and strategic branding. It emphasizes focusing investments in strategic technology areas with proven product-market fit like IoT, video, AI, and cybersecurity. The strategy expects to measure both financial returns and wider organizational impacts.
The document discusses opportunities for investment partnerships in information and communication technology (ICT) in Sierra Leone. It notes that global ICT spending is estimated at $3 trillion annually, representing 6.8% of global GDP. While ICT growth and infrastructure are important for economic development, many emerging markets face challenges like inadequate networks and funding. The document outlines models for stimulating infrastructure rollout in underserved areas and lists opportunities for investment in areas like network expansion, applications development, and building data centers. It positions the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation as a partner that can help source financing, provide market insights, and support capacity building for ICT development.
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2. Pionnier & Ambitieux
1er Incubateur
TIC du Sénégal
et d’Afrique
Francophone
Lancé en Avril 2011
Modèle
économique viable
« Entrepreneurs for
Entrepreneurs »
Entrepreneur & Innovant
Initié par l’expertise
d’InfoDev, IFC (World Bank)
et OPTIC et soutenu par
Orange-Sonatel, GIZ,
CDE, ADIE, ARTP, SCA…
Org. à but non-lucratif de
la Fondation des Incubateurs
du Sénégal (FICTIS), menée
par le secteur privé (OPTIC)
avec le soutien du
Gouvernement
Partenaires locaux &
internationauxPartenariat Public Privé
Public
Privé
3. Why Technology in Africa ?
10% internet penetration rate = 1% GDP
Growth
Impact all sectors of the economy
Finance crucial to develop local high growth
SME >>technology independence
4. 1. Stop thinking about banks or MFI…
• R&D = Human Resources mostly
• No Revenue before 1 or 2 years
…to finance innovation
5. 2. Adapt Business Model
• Hybrid models between services and product
250% revenue growth for CTIC Companies
All have one Flagship product (which bring no
money)
• Donors cash is risky for you model
6. 3. Adapt Equity Model
• Entrepreneurs not “pro-equity” and even less
“pro-exit”
More revenue sharing or dividends rather than
exit at 5 or 7 year
• Almost no exit market anyway (M&A, IPO)
7. 4. Solutions
• Public Funding for R&D (research grants)
Ex: ARTP-FDSUT – $200,000 Seed Fund for startups
• Co-matching Funds for VC and Business Angels
Ex: in Israel, Mexico, etc.
• Structure Business Angels Community
Ex: Nigerian Ghana and Senegal
Need training and outside expertise
8. 5. Key Role of Intermediaries / trust partners
• Incubators, Accelerators
Never 100% public !
Make them Sustainable
Local Governance is crucial
• Network organizations
AVCA
VC4Africa
Afrilabs, etc