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Banyan Nation wins 5 lakh
City-based start-up, Banyan Nation has won a grant worth Rs five lakh at the recently concluded ‘Intel & DST - Innovate for Digital India Challenge 2.0’. They share the spot with Allizhealth, Pune and iNICU and iCHR, New Delhi that also won the same amount.
Intel & DST contest
City-based start-up, Banyan Nation has won a grant worth Rs five lakh at the recently concluded ‘Intel & DST - Innovate for Digital India Challenge 2.0’. They share the spot with Allizhealth, Pune and iNICU and iCHR, New Delhi that also won the same amount.
The teams were evaluated by a panel of experts comprising Sachin Kelkar, Head – Scale Programme – Asia Pacific, Intel Software and Services Group; Sathya Prasad, Director, Ideas-2-Reality; Sashi Reddi of SRI Capital; Chris Burry, Co-CEO, USMAC; Srinivas Modukuri, Investor; Vijay Nadiminti, COO, IDEA-Technology Business Incubator of NAARM; Neel Vora, Director of Investments, T-Fund; and Girish Shivani, Co-Founder, YourNest.
From developing the ‘Minimum Viable Product’ that allowed teams to collect maximum validated learning about their customers with the minimum effort, to go-to-market strategy, the Challenge 2.0 has helped participants take their prototypes from mind-to-market.
