Corporate Startup

A corporate startup is a venture initiated by a major company to innovate, disrupt, or explore new markets emulating a nimble startup's agility.

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Institutions

Institutions are established societal norms and structures guiding behavior, innovation, and economic activity.

Values

The ethical concept that provides direction and motivation to individuals, and society as a whole, guiding behavior.

Negative

Negative glossary definition: A lack of payment of a liability when due. May also pertain to a financial statement item that is negative.

Top Corporate Startup Resources

What Is Intrapreneurship? | Corporate Lab

Intrapreneurship is internal innovation that creates new ventures within an established company, similar to entrepreneurship but within a different context.

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What is the Difference Between Venture Capital & Corporate Venture Capital? | Corporate Lab

Learn the difference between venture capital (VC) and corporate venture capital (CVC) and how CVC helps large companies maintain their competitiveness in the market.

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From Big Picture to Nitty Gritty: How Corporates Can Launch a Startup With 100 Tasks in 100 Days

Martin Bell's 100 Task Startup Playbook is a to-do list system that helps big corporations launch new companies within 20 weeks.

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Miro

Miro

Use this collaborative whiteboarding platform as a central hub, to innovate across time zones and physical locations.

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