The T-Hub Corporate Innovation Conclave fosters collaboration to promote open innovation in corporations. | So Good News

Today, T-Hub leads the success of entrepreneurs with results defined through effective global collaborations Corporate Innovation Conclave Held in New Delhi. India’s first open innovation platform saw 300+ participants and 35+ thought leaders from across the globe. Watched the event Jayesh RanjanIAS, Industries and Commerce (I&C) and Information Technology (IT), Principal Secretary, Government of Telangana; Chintan VaishnavMission Director, Atal Innovation Mission; Dr. Swadesh SrivastavaHead, Emerging Mobility Business Unit, Hero MotoCorp; Srinivas Rao Mahankali (MSR), CEO of T-Hub; and Panneerselvam MadanagopalChief Innovation Officer (CIO), T-Hub, etc.

T-Hub introduced India’s first innovation ranking mechanism at the conclave, Corporate Excellence in Innovation (GCTI), to create positive competition for innovation among corporations. As a result, the innovation quotient among corporations increases, helping them understand where they stand in innovation and how they can move forward. It will be an annual property where T-Hub and a jury of top global innovators will evaluate corporate status and innovation quotient and confirm them as great corporations for innovation. T-Hub also announced its international expansion with the launch T-Hub Chicago. This will allow T-Hub to tap into the amazing tech ecosystem in Chicago and help Indian startups scale to global and international startups with access to T-Hub’s trusted network.

Jayesh Ranjan, IAS, Industries and Commerce (I&C) and Information Technology (IT), Principal Secretary, Government of Telangana, said, “The T-Hub Corporate Innovation Conclave was the perfect platform for corporate and technology leaders to meet, connect and collaborate to advance and transform businesses. T-Hub brings together the most innovative thinkers to keep businesses at the cutting edge of technology, solve pressing problems and identify opportunities to drive corporate innovation.”

According to the theme of the conclave, ‘The power of co-creation, Boeing has chosen to partner with T-Hub for its initiatives and programs.

MSR, CEO of T-Hub, said: “Corporations have a significant stake in labor, capital, and business expertise, and an important component that can be flexible is innovation within the organization. The conclave helped corporations unlock the potential of open innovation, empowering them to collaborate in new ways and create inclusive experiences. Our partnership with Boeing reinforces our commitment to strengthen these innovative partnerships.”

Panneerselvam Madanagopal, CIO, T-Hubsaid, “In today’s competitive business, innovation is essential to drive growth. At the same time, corporations are beginning to understand firsthand how open innovation creates new opportunities for their stakeholders, customers, and the communities in which they operate. Our conclave pushed the boundaries of corporate innovation and we made sure that collaboration is at the heart of corporate strategy. By launching GCTI, we will create a strong innovation environment for companies to move forward and it will be a great platform for India’s growth story. »

The conclave brought together CXOs (Chief Operating Officers) and CIOs (Chief Innovation Officers) from corporations, entrepreneurs, investors, government organizations and academia to shape innovative growth strategy, design, emerging technology breakthroughs and development. There was a panel discussion entitled “Corporate innovation – orientation to the future”. Achuyut ChandraLead, Open Innovation, HCL Technologies Ltd; RaviKiran Avvaru, Head- Digital & Global PMO, Apollo Tires Pvt. Ltd.; Chander Shekher JoshiHead – Technology and Innovation, TCS; Raj Shekar JoshiGroup Head (Digital & Transformation) and Co-President, Aditya Birla Group. Amazon Web Services, Carrier Limited and Maruti Suzuki India Ltd., and others have provided examples of successful corporate startup deals.

The conclave also featured enlightening sessions such as “How Corporations Can Use Design Thinking.” Mark Watson, Managing Partner, Design Thinkers Group; “The need for corporate innovation – A 360^o According to view Panneerselvam Madanagopal and “Using the Power of Co-Creation.” Anish AnthonyChief Shipping Officer, T-Hub.

The conclave concluded with awarding 30 corporate innovators to encourage the spirit of corporate innovation. The list included Boeing, Carrier Global, Citibank, Collins Aerospace, HCL Technologies, Hexagon Capability Center India Private Limited, Hero MotoCorp, GMR Group, Meta, Pepsico, TVS Credit Services Limited and Qualcomm.

To date, T-Hub’s corporate innovation programs have successfully engaged with more than 600 international and national corporations, led 50+ scaling interventions, 150+ corporate interactions with startups, 60+ corporate innovation programs, and led innovation startups in more than 50 countries. He has over 600 international and national corporations and 2000 mentor connections who have supported the scaling of over 2000 startups. T-Hub continues the collaboration between startups and leading innovation ecosystems around the world.