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European tech startups are well advised to get closer to corporate giants in the pursuit of growth

Mind The Bridge's Alberto Onetti writes about the importance of corporations within the European tech landscape and the areas in which they could provide help.
Alberto Onetti 08 February 2016
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As the European Commission hosted a weeklong series of events across the continent for Startup Europe Week last week, buzzwords like innovation, disruption, and unicorns were in full swing. But the same was not the case for 'corporations'.

The world’s top corporations (of Fortune’s 2015 Global 500, 160 were European firms) are often denounced for their lack of innovation and their inability to think about big-picture disruption.

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European tech startups are well advised to get closer to corporate giants in the pursuit of growth
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