Henning Wiegandt from Siemens Energy shared their experience about the PITCCH project and the ongoing collaboration with ENERGINEERING LTD in the presentation organised by in a presentation organised by Steinbeis21. This presentation is available on the PITCCH Youtube channel. Below you can read the English translation. “The goal of Siemens is to decarbonize the steam supply … Continued
EV BIOTECH B.V & REPSOL EV Biotech B.V, won the corporate challenge “Bio-indole for gasoline octane booster” in industrial biotechnology launched by Repsol. Founded in 2018 by Linda Dijkshoorn, Sergey Lunev and Agnieszka Wegrzyn, EV Biotech is set to transform the development of Microbial Cell Factories. By digitalizing microorganisms, EV Biotech is able to accelerate strain engineering for the … Continued
The call for corporate challenges is open. Big corporations are now welcome to submit their Corporate Challenges on the PITCCH Open Innovation Platform. A Corporate Challenge is a technological request from Big Corporations to develop or improve a new product, process or service. The Challenge proposal shall be relevant to one or more of the … Continued
The PITCCH project aims to increase the competitiveness of European industries by building a Pan-European Open Innovation Network where technology centres act as intermediaries to facilitate the establishment of structured collaborations between big corporations as technology seekers with small and medium-sized enterprises as technology providers and this way accelerate the market uptake of advanced technologies … Continued
In the last few years, Open Innovation has been booming quite a lot among many organizations. This concept is a business paradigm that promotes collaboration between people and external partners outside the company to reduce financial risk and to get competitive advantages. Today we have many inspirational sources, authors, and content creators that … Continued
What role do you think open innovation does play in today’s world? The concept of open innovation means that a company finds both internal and external paths to market by exchanging ideas, knowledge and information with other companies. It consequently creates new forms of collaborations to reduce financial risk and allows companies to achieve … Continued
