Accelerators typically put startups through a structured three-month programme to help them get paying customers; incubators can nurture them for as long as five years
Get2Volume (G2V), as an incubator under the National Research Foundation's Technology Incubation Scheme (TIS), manages about 13 startups - all B2Bs.
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WHAT do Singapore startups need most? Aside from money, it's advice on go-to-market, overseas expansion and intellectual property strategies, accelerators and incubators told The Business Times.
With over 20 of them housed in popular startup space, Block 71, and at least...
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