Building Corporate Innovation Strategy
For complete mindset change and iteration culture.
For Who?
Companies that want to have a new generation innovation culture and to create employees with innovation competence and entrepreneurial mindset.
For What?
To determine the innovation strategy that will guide the company’s goals. Discovering innovation capable employees. To ensure measurable and traceable innovation management. To have repetitive innovative product and service production methods. To create a thinking structure that starts with the needs of users/customers.
How?
The process started with the strategy drawn from the needs and issues of the company, the integration of the innovation management platform, the building of the teams, team workshops by the using of design thinking, lean startup, customer validation methodologies for product and service design, pitching training and demo days, OKR mentoring and final day. The process develops talents within itself and makes innovation in the organization sustainable in the following periods. At each step of the product/service process makes learning by doing as the main philosophy. Our methodology published in Science Direct, please visit and download the full article from this link. (https://tinyurl.com/y7olrho8)

Corporate - Startup Cooperation
Connect Corporate Problems & Needs into Entrepreneurial Solutions by POC
For Who?
Companies in search of cooperation and collaboration with startups in line with their needs and problems.
For What?
To solve the company’s operational and process needs with successful startups. To develop the capabilities of working together to produce new business models. To become a company that offers unique values with startups in the startup ecosystem. To create great effects with quick tests.
How?
The relevant department or team of the company and startups are brought together to analyze needs and value propositions. After analysis, business models are established for different scenarios. Validation experiences are designed according to the scenarios to be selected.

Corporate Accelerator
We enable you to design rapid solution experiments by focusing on your customers’ needs through a problem-oriented approach.
For Who?
For companies that bring together multidisciplinary teams to develop new products or services and create innovative solutions within or beyond their core business areas.
For What?
To explore new business opportunities, generate ideas, conduct field validations, run rapid product and service experiments, and foster entrepreneurial employees.
How?
Using Design Thinking and Lean Startup methodologies, innovative solutions are developed based on the needs of target customers through workshops and field studies. Business models are created, and prototypes are tested through iterative experimentation.

Entrepreneur in Residence
We identify problems within your target area, develop solutions, test and validate them, and build the business model on your behalf.
For Who?
For departments that want to make investment decisions (go / no-go) on strategically important projects by developing them through a fast, innovative, and iterative approach.
For What?
To refine go-to-market strategies and develop scalable business models with clearly defined needs, customers, and users.
How?
The process begins with defining the scope and objectives, followed by identifying key problems and needs. We then conduct customer discovery to better understand users and validate insights. Based on these learnings, ideas are developed and translated into early-stage solutions and experiences. These solutions are iteratively refined to achieve product, service, or process–market fit, while the business model is designed and strengthened. Finally, a financial business plan is prepared, leading to executive-level validation and decision-making.
