An invention is, more often than not, very slow to transcend from conceptualization to implementation. It often
requires a critical mass of talents and resources to market and commercialize a
single technology no matter how breakthrough it is. This is the main reason why
technology business incubators are being established to
accelerate the successful development of tech startup firms through an
array of business support resources and services, developed and
orchestrated by the incubator through its network of contacts and affiliates.
I've read a lot about companies and groups coming up with programs that are aimed to tap into the potentials of entrepreneurs. They are venture capitalists whose ultimate goal is to discover bright new innovative ideas that could make a fortune, and give them a lot of bragging rights to say they invested on that entrepreneur's little project which that's now making a name in the technology industry - meaning the next Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
