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סטארטאפים? יש לכם הזדמנות לקבל מענק של 50 אלף דולר וכרטיס כניסה לשוק הסינגפורי | גיקטיים
SOSA HTX, an accelerator program by the Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs, is offering a grant of $50,000 for startups to pivot their products to address challenges in the homeland security sector. The program is part of the HATCH innovation center in Singapore, which aims to connect technological startups from around the world with Singaporean government agencies. The program provides mentorship, management tools, workshops, and networking opportunities, culminating in a funded Demo Day in Singapore. The second cycle of the accelerator will take place in Tel Aviv and is open to startups with technologies applicable to the security sector. The registration deadline is August 30th.
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Paper and pulp giant Klabin partners with SOSA & CNI to enhance sustainable innovation in the industry
SOSA announces a partnership with Klabin, Brazils largest producer and exporter of packaging paper, to accelerate and diversify their bio-based products towards a renewable future. Klabin will partner with SOSA and CNI to address sustainability challenges and engage in open innovation activities. The program aims to identify pressing company challenges, gain access to advanced technology companies, and build strategic collaborations for implementation. Selected companies will have the opportunity to conduct proof-of-concepts on an industrial scale. The partnership allows SOSA to leverage innovative processes with a leader in sustainable initiatives within the packaging industry.
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Global open innovation company SOSA joins forces with Schneider Electric to establish an Industry 4.0 incubation program for outstanding startups
Schneider Electric is establishing an innovation program in Israel in collaboration with SOSA. The program aims to locate early-stage startups developing innovative solutions in the field of Industry 4.0. It includes training, mentorship, and a $25,000 non-equity grant. Schneider Electric and SOSA will operate and manage the program from Tel Aviv.
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שניידר אלקטריק תקים מרכז חדשנות לסטארט-אפים בישראל
Schneider Electric, a global corporation specializing in energy management and automation, has announced the launch of an innovation program in Israel in collaboration with innovation platform SOSA. The program will last for three months, during which selected companies will receive a grant of $25,000, business and technological guidance, training, and assistance in locating potential investors. This new initiative follows several significant moves the company has made in Israel since 2018, including a $25 million investment in 12 startups.
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Customer Behavior Analytics and Autonomous Manufacturing Technologies Among Hottest Trends in the Covid-19 Era
Uzi Scheffer, the CEO of SOSA, discussed the changing outlook on trends in the tech industry due to the coronavirus pandemic. The company recently organized an online event exploring what startups, corporations, and investors are looking for in terms of innovative technologies. Scheffer mentioned that digital health startups and telehealth technologies are popular fields of investment. Data has also become increasingly important for organizations to understand customer requirements. Remote working technologies and cybersecurity are in high demand. Travel tech has become less interesting, while the future of coworking spaces is uncertain. SOSA is an innovation hub based in Tel Aviv and New York City.
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SOSA Partners With London Innovation Hub Plexal
Tel Aviv-based startup network SOSA has partnered with London innovation centre Plexal to operate in London. The financial details of the partnership were not disclosed.
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Tokyo-Listed Insurance Company MS&AD Partners With SOSA, FinTLV
Tokyo-listed MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings is partnering with SOSA and FinTLV, connecting them with their network of startups and companies for possible investments.
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Thailand's Alcohol and Food Conglomerate Singha Partners With SOSA
Singha Corporation Co. Ltd. has joined the network of innovation hub SOSA to scout for technologies related to consumer, logistics, and marketing. SOSA will help Singha tap into consumer trends such as sugar reduction and alternative proteins.
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Over 100 Investors, Venture Capital Firms Join SOSA's New York Cybersecurity Network
SOSA, a Tel Aviv-based startup network, has announced that over 100 investors and venture capital firms have joined its New York-based cybersecurity network. The company, which operates as an investor network and corporate innovation hub, was named a partner of the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) in an initiative to turn the city into a cybersecurity hub. Other partners include New York University, Columbia University, Cornell Tech, and Jerusalem Venture Partners. SOSA is setting up a 15,000 square feet cybersecurity center in Chelsea as part of the initiative.
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Israel Innovation Platform SOSA To Set Up Innovation Hubs In India
Israel-based SOSA is in talks with Maharashtra, Assam, and Goa to set up tech innovation hubs. Startups from these states will gain access to SOSAs global innovation network. SOSA aims to connect Indian startups with peers and corporates in various sectors. The company has already signed an agreement with Andhra Pradesh government to launch an innovation center. SOSAs global network includes 150 multinational corporations, investors, and over 8,500 startups. India and Israel have been collaborating to develop the startup ecosystem, with several bilateral agreements and initiatives in place.
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NYC wants to build a cyber army
The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) has launched Cyber NYC, a $30 million investment to grow the citys cybersecurity ecosystem. The program includes partnerships with Jerusalem Venture Partners and SOSA to develop cybersecurity companies and create a co-working facility. Additionally, a Cyber Boot Camp and an Applied Learning Initiative will enhance local workers skills and provide educational opportunities. Companies such as Facebook, Goldman Sachs, MasterCard, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and edX.org have committed to the program. The NYCEDC estimates that the number of cybersecurity professionals in New York City could increase by 10,000 through these initiatives. The goal is to establish New York City as a global leader in cybersecurity.
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