Platum participates in Daegu's open innovation meetup for large and mid-sized companies
Platum, a South Korean startup, is part of an open innovation event in Daegu intended to foster collaboration between mid-sized corporations and emerging technology companies.
Platum is participating in an open innovation meetup day held at the Daegu Creative Economy and Innovation Center, aiming to stimulate collaboration between mid-sized companies and startups.
The event, which took place on July 1, was organized to promote open innovation initiatives with established corporations and identify new growth avenues for startups. It is part of a broader government-backed program designed to support the joint growth of mid-sized firms and new ventures.
This initiative falls under the '2026 Open Innovation Support Program for Public-Private Collaboration,' a project overseen by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and executed by the Korea Institute of Startup & Entrepreneurship Development. The Daegu Center serves as the lead agency for this program, facilitating connections between mid-sized companies and startups nationwide since 2025.
The 'Open Innovation between Mid-sized Companies and Startups' program focuses on matching the technological needs and collaborative challenges of mid-sized corporations with the innovative solutions offered by startups. Platum's involvement highlights the importance of such platforms in driving technological advancement and creating strategic partnerships within the South Korean business landscape.