When big meets small, slow meets fast and old meets young there are bound to be culture clashes. Nevertheless, ‘David and Goliath’ collaborations can and do bring many benefits to both parties. Dr Frank Tietze from the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Manufacturing explores strategies that enable established companies and start-ups avoid the pitfalls and reap the rewards of cooperation.
Many small start-ups need collaboration with large companies if they want to develop and commercialise their new technology. Likewise, large firms need innovation to help them continue to grow in highly competitive markets. Dr Frank Tietze at the recent Strategic IP Forum in Cambridge – image courtesy of the University of…
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