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Centre for Business Innovation |
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“Creating connected Communities” |
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Henne has been operation manager at Philips Electronics and business development manager at OnStream. Currently Henne is a member of the enablingMNT group assisting SMEs and (inter)national projects in the areas of micro and nano technology. |
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CfBII Origins: Although based in Bangalore, we are closely linked to Cambridge which has created a state-of-the-art ecosystem of business innovation around excellent universities in the last half century
CfBII Offering: We run multi-company consortia in the white spaces between sectors. We are building on the track-record of Cambridge which includes consortia on: ‘Knowledge Management’; ‘Fuel Cells’; ‘Implications of Decoding the Genome’; ‘Smart Labels’; ‘Transportation Information Systems’, ’Valuing Intangibles’.
CfBII Focus: Fast moving technology or business process areas where trade/ or technology associations do not exist.
Post research / pre-market commercial opportunities where money and intellectual property are important.
Initially the focus will be pre-market, which is the prime opportunity in India now, gradually moving to post research over time...
....and how ICT can create new business opportunities in important business sectors
Your Benefit from working with CfBII:
Save time and money while learning from/with peers you would not normally meet in a trusting confidential environment. Participants create a “Collaborative Advantage”.
For more information follow the link to our India homepage at:
or contact:
Bob Hoekstra bob.hoekstra@cfbii.com Vinay Shenoy vinay.shenoy@cfbii.com
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Tentative CfBII Consortia
Business/ Technology: E-health solutions ICT in life sciences Cleantech and renewable power
Business Process Indian Open Innovation and the Network Challenge Knowledge Services as a business with cumulative value |
