Venture Co-Creation (VCC®)
Venture Co-Creation (VCC®) is the process of addressing business pain points by co-creating and managing deep technology spin-offs from universities and research institutes. Instead of adopting a traditional incubator/accelerator or venture investment approach, the Venture Co-Creation™ process brings together leading industry partners and research institutes from Singapore, Japan, China, and the rest of the world, in collaboration to discover new opportunities for growth by innovation.
2 Approaches to Innovation
Technology-to-Market (T2M)
Main Challenge
Unable to find a market
Bridging the Gap
VCC® Platform helps to bridge the gap regardless of your approach:
- Market Creation
- Access to Enterprises
- Access to Deep Technology
- Accelerated Growth
Market-to-Technology (M2T)
Main Challenge
Unable to find a technology
Our VCC® Approach
How VCC® is carried out with our clients
Our VCC® Journey
How VCC® is carried out with our clients
Giving You A Headstart
Provide funding, advice and expertise from professionals and your FIRST customer.
Yet It Does Not Stop There
As you hit milestones and scale up, Origgin helps you obtain more funding.
Our Milestones
How far we've come
| Milestone | Details |
|---|---|
| STT Connect | Established a Joint-Venture with STT called STT Connect to provide cloud computing solutions |
| ICMG (JAPAN) | Agreement to collaborate with a top consultancy firm from Japan to bring Japanese enterprises and innovations to Singapore |
| Enlop | The establishment of ENLOP for the ease of engagement with our Japanese partners |
| A*Star | Umbrella Agreement signed with A*Star for the formation of future Joint-Ventures |
| Venture Co-Creation Platform | Development of the Origgin Venture Co-Creation Platform |
| NUS | Implementation of Venture Co-Creation platform to spin-off several vetures |
| First Batch of VCC® Companies | Sentient.io, Archisen, Probicient, SoundEye, Mercurics, SinFooTech & Softlogic |
| NTU | Agreement signed with NTU for the formation of future joint-ventures and spin-offs |