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This was Health Hub Vienna Innovation Day
The Health Hub Vienna Innovation Day on September 17, 2020 presented itself as a platform for an explosive topic: Should solutions “forced” by COVID-19 be
Survey Among Technology Seekers Shows Demand for Innovative Solutions Across All Industries
START:IP brings technology providers and technology seekers together in order to develop the technology to market maturity in a suitable cooperation. In a recent survey
ClimateLaunchpad Austria 2020 – the winners
ClimateLaunchpad is the world’s largest ideas competition for sustainable entrepreneurship. INiTS is a cooperation partner of ClimateLaunchpad Austria, whose annual program concluded on August 14
This was Demo Day #13
The 13th INiTS Demo Day was also the first online Demo Day – and a mixture of live and virtual. While INiTS CEO Irene Fialka
Health Hub Vienna: Total Digital
Health Hub Vienna digitises its entire programme for start-ups and partners INiTS takes the current restrictions in the course of the COVID-19 crisis as a
INITS NOW PARTNER OF CIRCULARSTART
By the CircularStart initiative startups will increase their knowledge, skills and competences to explore the opportunities of and to create more sustainable and circular business models and to
the INiTS scaleup Talk
The INiTS SCALEup Talk is a series of interviews with and about successful technology startups, about innovations, beginnings, challenges, successes and unexpected turns.
Success and failure are not the only cornerstones of a startup life and the road to success is not a straight line… But how does it really work?
Successful alumni of the INiTS SCALEup program who have developed their technology or research ideas into a successful business talk about their experiences in a compact 30-minute interview and afterwards also answer participants’ questions. The interviewers are experienced INiTS consultants who deal with startups and technology ideas on a daily basis.
Participation is free of charge, registration is required. Most talks are in German, but occasionally there are talks in English as well.
