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Highlights
- EarlyBirds’ platform is an enabler for organisations looking to achieve competitive edge by testing and implementing new innovations
- The ecosystem provides a podium to innovators ranging from startups to mature companies to engage early adopters
- EarlyBirds has a pool of nearly 4.8 million technological innovations, with Innovation Maps providing data for strategic decision making
The ability of a business to sustain and flourish amid rising supply forces with innovation at the heart of it all gives it a strong competitive edge. Technology is changing faster than ever, which simply means that in order to survive, and thrive, incorporating the latest advancements in technology -- to boost productivity and cost efficiency -- is probably the only way.
EarlyBirds, an open innovation platform, is an intermediary between innovators and early adopters. The company has over 4.8 million globally distributed innovators and the ecosystem is a collaborative force facilitating faster adoption of inventions.
The competitive edge
EarlyBirds is of the view that businesses have to have a ‘proactive approach’ towards evaluating and adopting new technologies before it is too late. Early adopters benefit from the competitive edge they achieve by timely implementing improvements based on new innovations that have the power to change the way any industry operates.
It is quite possible that a business might require more than one emerging technology -- this can include automation and artificial intelligence and so on -- and hence convergence of a variety of technologies is a better approach toward staying ahead of the competition in the concerned industry. EarlyBirds asserts that by proactively evaluating, testing, and applying the right combination, executives can achieve greater control over future direction, thereby ensuring competitive edge.
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EarlyBirds as the facilitator
Awareness of new technological developments concerning any industry is the first step toward choosing the most viable ones and integrating them with business’s operations. Here, EarlyBirds brings a large pool of millions of innovations from startup, scaleup, and mature phases for organisations to pick the best fit for them. The keywords are ‘networking’ and ‘collaboration’, which has innovators at one end and early adopters at the other.
Innovation Maps of EarlyBirds -- updated regularly with worldwide industry data -- pave the way for effective decision making with respect to the real impact of any disruptive technology. Here, complex problems are solved, strengths and weaknesses are assessed, and opportunities for collaboration are created. EarlyBirds’ maps provide critical data to stakeholders for strategic decision making.
EarlyBirds’ ‘Innovator’ section can be explored by innovative startups and mature companies to showcase their solutions to the wider industry. The ‘Early Adopter’ section on EarlyBirds’ website provides useful tools to organisations to search and evaluate latest innovations.
