One of Discovery Gateways key functions is to look beyond what a company is already searching for.
This is the Opportunity Intelligence layer of Discovery Gateways. We examine market needs, company capabilities and potential areas of complementarity to discover opportunities that may otherwise remain unseen.
Every opportunity can move through a structured process, from initial identification and research to potential collaboration between relevant parties.
Identify a potential requirement, capability, market gap or business opportunity.
Research relevant companies, markets, technologies and business ecosystems.
Examine potential commercial relevance and complementary capabilities.
Identify potential counterparties whose requirements and capabilities may align.
Explore possible collaboration models and approaches suited to the opportunity.
Where appropriate, facilitate introductions between relevant parties through Discovery Gateways.
The parties independently assess the opportunity through discussions and appropriate due diligence.
By mutual agreement, parties may progress towards a pilot, commercial agreement or strategic partnership.
To protect participating companies and encourage genuine business enquiries, not every opportunity will publicly disclose company names, direct contact details or confidential business information.
Public listings can communicate the commercial context and collaboration objective while preserving sensitive information until an appropriate introduction stage.
A structured overview of the opportunity without necessarily revealing the identities of participating companies.
Each listing can outline the requirement, relevant capabilities and intended collaboration without necessarily disclosing confidential company details.
Exploring potential partnerships to connect hospitality technology capabilities with the Greek hospitality market.