LAAVAT – a swift new start based on years of security expertise
LAAVAT is a Tampere-based startup with world-class security expertise.
Blog: Colossal Order – Employees’ well-being is the growth factor
Tampere Ambassadors had a chance to meet with Mariina Hallikainen, the CEO of one of the most successful game companies in Finland, Colossal Order. In their cozy office, Mariina shared what made their company successful.
Business Finland paves the way to recruit from the Netherlands
Recruitment made easy! Join Business Finland, EURES and Business Tampere to find talents for your company from the Central Europe! Emigration Expo in Holland on 9.-10.2.2019.
Been there, done that – Chris Vargas & hands-on startup advice
For a Nordic startup, going after the bigger international markets is often a necessity of life. To reach the bigger markets, Chris Vargas has a clear 3-step strategy.
KONE is looking for partners in the field of predictive maintenance – pitch your idea!
KONE and Business Tampere will arrange a Partner Pitching Day at KONE’s premises in Hyvinkää on February 14, 2019. Send in your business proposal latest January 25th!
Tampere Slush Party – showcasing the hottest in Tampere
Our basic function is to enable collisions between startups and investors, startups and bigger companies, and of course the synergies between startups
Agile experiments help create useful urban services
The Smart Tampere program is boosting smart city development with agile experiments, where companies can test their services or products using the city as a test bed and a living lab. Around twenty experiment projects arose in 2018.
Blog: 7 success factors of a growth company
The success of a business involves many things that need to be accomplished and secured: financial management, agreements, legal matters, staff and culture, business development and account management.
Tampere Pitching Competition winners – Arttu Kalli, Eeedo oy
”It’s better to stand firmly on two feet than to barely stand on one leg.” That’s Arttu Kalli’s reasoning behind an unorthodox decision to pitch two products at once – and it paid off.