It’s no longer enough for technology companies to blaze a trail forward on their own. In this article, I explained why the tech giants must partner with startups to maintain competitiveness.

In a recent event organized by Innov8rs Connect, Sheelpa Patel, Tzahi Weisfeld and I explored the “why,” “how,” and “where” of corporate-startup partnering.

In the conversation with Yourstory.com, I shared my views on innovation journeys, risks of failure, and the power of corporate-startup collaborations.

This exclusive excerpt discusses the three types of internal corporate players who need to be on board in order to make these partnerships successful.

In this podcast with Dan Hill, I talked about the distrust issue in business partnerships and how to ensure the success of the collaboration between large corporations and startups.

As part of the Business Ecosystem Alliance series of events by Thinkers50, I led a panel on corporate-startup partnering with Jeremy Basset, founder of Unilever Foundry and CEO of CO:CUBED, and Sruthi Kannan, Head, Cisco Launchpad.

Startups can follow the three-step process to dance with large corporations. What are the three steps and how to combine proactiveness with caution during the process? Here are my views.

During this Executive Forum, I had a discussion with Dr. HOU Yang, Chairman and CEO of Microsoft GCR, about the “why,” “how,” and “where” of corporate-startup partnering.

Corporate-startup partnering offers a promising way to innovate for climate change and the other SDGs. What can big corporations do to engage with startups more effectively? Here are my views.

During a guest lecture for Vellore Christian Medical College Foundation, I spoke about the three mindsets that those seeking to partner with others should have in order to be successful.

In this interview, I talk with Intel China’s Director of Innovation and GrowthX Co-Founder Kapil Kane about embracing entrepreneurship.

What should entrepreneurs and start-ups do if they want to expand internationally? Here are my 3 tips.

Watch my session at Chinaccelerator 8X8 Shanghai, where I spoke about how startups can partner with large companies, and how one particular startup achieved this.

In this video, I speak about the three things that someone seeking “global significance” should foster in order to have a “global mindset”.