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Hanoi Business Accelerators
Definition :
Accelerators allowed start-up to launch their business fastest and help them to build their innovative ideas. In Hanoi, they are mainly focused to provide specific formation and experiences from expert mentoring.
Stakeholders :
– Start-up « customers » : Use the accelerators to learn about their own future business in order to launch their company.
– Mentors : Support the start-up and provide their experiences regarding the specific business of the start-up. Mentors are usually former start-up directors who used the accelerator.
– Partners network (Banks, administrations…) : Provide all the annexe help to launch a company on the market.
– Investors : Provide financial support to the accelerator to launch the start-up on the market.
More informations :
Several accelerators exist in Hanoi (and HCM) to help start-up to launch their business in their specific market. As main stakeholders we can point out :
– Vietnam Silicon Valley
– HATCH ! FAIR
– Founder Institute
– VIISA (VIetnam Innovative Startup Accelerator)
– Egg Agency
– La French Tech
Each of them provide specific services but they are all focused on mentoring and formation to provide every tools needed by start-up holders to launch their idea on the market by the best way possible.
Sources :
Picture : http://www.siliconvalley.com.vn/
https://vietnam.lafrenchtech.com/
Writers :
Florian VIAL n°22
Nguyen Mai Huong n°09
Innovative CV Florian
Street vendors in India are really innovative toward self-service technology, what about Vietnam?
Global summary
This article is about the street vendors informal sector in India and his position about innovation adoption.
This article is divided into 7 section, an introduction, the background of informal street vending, the hypothesis development and operationalization of variables, the methodology of the study, the various findings of the study, a discussion about the findings and finally a conclusion.
The study shows an interested fact, the street vendors are really superior innovation adopters within their communities. For example, a table compares the workers from formal sector with informal street vendors from lower middle class and show that 66.1% of the street vendors have an innovation adoption unlike the traditional earners (only 33%). We have to keep in mind that this statistic study is not about innovation in general terms but only about Self-service technology.
You want discover why? Have a look on the article!”
Analysis of the interest of this article for innovation in Hanoi
Like India, Vietnam is a country where everybody spends a huge amount of time on the street. From this fact, especially in Hanoi and Saigon more and more people take the opportunity to launch their own business as street vendors. Do you think that the trend for street vendors about innovation toward self-service technology is the same in our beautiful country? can you make on interview of a street vendor ?
Street vendors in India are really innovative toward self-service technology, what about Vietnam?
Picture source: http://www.pbase.com/image/147856939
This article is about the street vendors informal sector in India and his position about innovation adoption.
This article is divided into 7 section, an introduction, the background of informal street vending, the hypothesis development and operationalization of variables, the methodology of the study, the various findings of the study, a discussion about the findings and finally a conclusion.
The study shows an interested fact, the street vendors are really superior innovation adopters within their communities. For example, a table compares the workers from formal sector with informal street vendors from lower middle class and show that 66.1% of the street vendors have an innovation adoption unlike the traditional earners (only 33%). We have to keep in mind that this statistic study is not about innovation in general terms but only about Self-service technology.
You want discover why? Have a look on the article!
Analysis of the interest of this article for innovation in Hanoi
Like India, Vietnam is a country where everybody spends a huge amount of time on the street. From this fact, especially in Hanoi and Saigon more and more peoples take the opportunity to launch their own business as street vendors. Do you think that the trend for street vendors about innovation toward self-service technology is the same in our beautiful country?
How Vietnam managed the crossing road between his historical economy and the way of the actual Innovative development
“Economy Modernization in Vietnam From Industrialization Innovation Stage”
Summary :
Today Vietnam is front to a complex situation in which one it have to chose for the development of the country. In the same time, the country faced to important lacks in the economic and institutional system. The bases are too weak to build directly a new economy (agricultural, industry…) and important rearrangements has to be bone to ensure the future of the country.
Directly inspired by other countries (especially from Est Asia), Vietnam is today in the way to transform his modernization into an innovative development.
Our analysis :
The article explain the situation and how Vietnam managed the change of economy, from an historical Socialist with public policies issues to a more worldwide open model which is lead by the market and the cost-effectiveness.
Hanoi is one of the most historical city of Vietnam. Today, the city is also attracted by developing his economy, especially regarding the tourism activity and it is every day the theater of the « conflict » between both side of the same coin.
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