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Based on our Business Intelligence Department study, most of the start up companies shut down within 2 years. Only 45% of these companies are truly organized to innovate in a regular way and to develop business.
Among the advanced reasons explaining the non exploitation of these projects appears:
- the lack of experience in business and administration,
- the lack of financial resources dedicated to sales and marketing and the,
- difficulty to access to the customers in a very high competitive market.
First conclusion: the structure of the start up’ companies is insufficient in terms of business and administration despite of a strong product and/or a strong knowledge in science.
Second report: to the lacks of organization and process of delegation are added a financial resource gap, accompanied by the difficulty of access to the market and to generate deal flows.
Based on Boston Consulting Group survey “Innovation 2006”:
- “Innovation remains a top strategic focus for many companies for 72 percent of the executives. (Versus 66 percent in 2005).
- 72 percent of respondents said their companies will increase spending on innovation in 2006.
- At the same time, many executives remain unsatisfied with the financial returns on their companies’ investments in innovation.
- Globalization, organizational issues (such as metrics and measurement, structure, and people), and leadership remain three of the biggest challenges facing companies that are seeking to become more innovative.”
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The mission
- To provide a global solution in order to turn the entrepreneur ideas into a product or a technology, in a very short period for a minimal price. Each project will be analysed on several scientist point of view (Mathematics, Physics, Biology…) in order to maximise the success of the research program and to reduce the time to market.
- To act as a start-up launching pad, providing R & D resources, strategic planning, management monitoring and financial resources.
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The market growth factors
The vision of Glaizer Group is to set up a private Research Center most dominant in pre seed technology incubator in all R & D areas: Mathematics, Physics, Telecom, Life Science, New Technology…
Glaizer Group’s market is driven by the rise of high technology in Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA) and Asia Pacific (APIC).
This exceptional context is also enforced by:
- Government incentive dedicated to innovation, research and development i.e. tax credits, social contribution reduction, loans or operating grant.
- Scientists (Ph.D) with a high level of knowledge and open mind for working in several countries with different cultures.
- We believe to the emergence of Asia and Middle East as a superpower in innovation. The technological growths of countries such as Israel or India are very strong market signals.
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