OPPO India, Microsoft launch startup contest, winners have a chance to win $1,50,000

OPPO India And Microsoft is looking for a start-up that can drive the next big technological change. Under the Oppo Elevate programme, two tech giants are aiming to mentor startups.

In the second education of the competition, startups working around the themes of ‘Accessible Technology’ and ‘Digital Health’ can apply for the India edition of the programme. These proposals will be reviewed by an esteemed jury of experts, led by Tasleem Arif, VP and R&D Head, Oppo India, Madhurima Agarwal, Country Head-India, for startups led by Microsoft.

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After evaluation of proposals submitted by participating teams or individuals, up to 10 proposals will be awarded a grant of $46,000 each, along with further opportunities for investment opportunities, technical support, research and commercial partnerships, and promotion at global events. Will go

The top 10 selected startups will get a chance to present their proposals to the jury at an event in August 2022. In addition, these 10 startups will also be entitled to collaborate with Oppo for technical discussions and access to R&D facilities, applicable on mutually agreed terms. Schedule. The jury from India will select three startups that will enter the Global Innovation Accelerator programme.

As part of the Elevate Program, all participants will be invited to the Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub and eligible startups will receive Azure credits of up to US$150,000, advice and guidance from business and tech experts as well as access to world-class developer may be obtained. and productivity tools.

The program will provide professional advice, support and opportunities to leverage OPPO’s products, resources and distribution channels to drive their innovation.

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Madhurima Agarwal, Country Head – Microsoft for Startups, India, said, “Startups are re-imagining both broadening and deepening their technological impact through their innovations in the areas of accessibility and healthcare. The collaboration between Oppo India and Microsoft for Startups enhances our commitment to foster the innovation and entrepreneurial energy of startups in the country. Through this program, we look forward to helping startups truly make the impact of digital innovation with the combined resources of both organizations.”

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