Funding will become harder to raise than it was in the previous years, but corporations will also get more creative about how they conduct business with start-ups. That said, this also means that well see a move from large, global corporations to working more and more with start-ups, developing innovation labs or funding arms and the like. SMEs will go big on data in the wake of rising customer expectations, turning data-related start-ups into a commodity. Enterprise market saturation yields new alliances, creating a massive opportunity for start-ups and SMEs.
Key Takeaways:
- Funding will become harder to raise than it was in the previous years, but corporations will also get more creative about how they conduct business with start-ups.
- Consumer and corporate customers are getting used to fast, tailored services that anticipate their needs before they even have them.
- We’ve seen, and will continue to see, many market-leading initiatives from the start-up community and banks in particular, making this an area of high growth and one to watch in 2017.
“Consumer and corporate customers are getting used to fast, tailored services that anticipate their needs before they even have them.”
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