We are dreamers and defiers of anyone who says something cannot be done. When we were told that AI couldn’t be trained to discover use cases, we set out to prove them wrong. And now here we are, with the world’s largest use case database.
When it comes to AI-powered innovation, we believe that we are the most qualified and capable team out there – not just because we were the first ones to do it – but because we bring diverse perspectives and a breadth of experience to our work. We know corporate innovation inside and out – from both the startup and enterprise perspective. We’ve worked with industry-leading CIOs, unicorn founders, brilliant data scientists, and so many other talented people to create something truly groundbreaking.
Now we’re excited to share this platform with you.
Market Research
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Trend Analysis
Identify the tech that industry leaders are investing in to predict which innovation strategies will succeed.
Competitor Intel
Explore partnership maps to understand what competitors are working on – and with whom.
Use Case Discovery
Discover the most promising, relevant use cases for your industry and your enterprise's particular needs.
Startup Scouting
Find qualified startups with proven product readiness so you can kickoff your next POC in minutes.
In 2021, we spent six months researching the obstacles industry-leading enterprises face when it comes to corporate innovation. We uncovered one surprising truth:
Innovation doesn’t start with the corporate innovation team – or even the startup. It starts with the use case.
The biggest obstacle to innovation is understanding a technology’s potential use cases or the problems that tech solves across diverse industries and applications.
The second biggest obstacle is identifying the startups that have successfully solved these problems.
All too often, we’ve seen corporate innovation teams fail because they jump on the newest tech trend without assessing if it is the right solution for the problem they face. Likewise, we’ve seen startups fail because they can’t identify all possible use cases for their technology, or express how those use cases translate into quantifiable benefits for their enterprise customers.
We created the world’s first use case-driven enterprise innovation software because we recognized the enormous potential of both players to reshape our world for the better – if only they had the data to match the best solutions to the right problems.
In 2021, we spent six months researching the obstacles industry-leading enterprises face when it comes to corporate innovation. We uncovered one surprising truth:
Innovation doesn’t start with the corporate innovation team – or even the startup. It starts with the use case.
The biggest obstacle to innovation is understanding a technology’s potential use cases or the problems that tech solves across diverse industries and applications.
The second biggest obstacle is identifying the startups that have successfully solved these problems.
All too often, we’ve seen corporate innovation teams fail because they jump on the newest tech trend without assessing if it is the right solution for the problem they face. Likewise, we’ve seen startups fail because they can’t identify all possible use cases for their technology, or express how those use cases translate into quantifiable benefits for their enterprise customers.
We created the world’s first use case-driven enterprise innovation platform because we recognized the enormous potential of both players to reshape our world for the better – if only they had the data to match the best solutions to the right problems.
Burak Arık
Co-founder
Eren Hükümdar
Co-founder
Sara Holyavkin
Head of Product
Jale İpekoğlu
Head of IT & Program Manager
Hillary Lyons
Head of Marketing
Can Divitoğlu
Product Manager
Cem Eriş
AI Team Leader
Özgür Akaoğlu
AI Team Leader
Tuğberk Ayar
Senior AI Engineer
Cenk Işıkgün
Senior Frontend Developer
Cüneyt Erkol
UI Designer
Begüm Doğan
Research Analyst
Beril Çiftçi
Research Analyst
Fatma Nur Kılıç
Research Analyst
Hamza Demir
Research Analyst
Serenay Çetinkaya
Research Analyst
Rana Deniz Can
Marketing Specialist
İrem Sağıroğlu
Data Engineer
Meriç Karadayı
AI Engineer
Naciye Özcan
QA Analyst
Furkan Aktaş
QA Analyst
Metehan Usta
Data Operations Specialist
We’re a diverse bunch of deeply talented people who welcome people of all genders, races, ethnicities, beliefs and backgrounds. If you’re looking to join a team of awesome folks, we’re hiring!
What is a corporate innovation partnership?
In a corporate innovation partnership, a startup and enterprise work together to create new products, tap new revenue streams, or improve existing systems & processes within the enterprise.
By integrating novel technologies and innovative ideas into their existing systems, enterprises can leverage the agility of startups to capitalize on emerging business opportunities before the competition.
How do early-stage startups partner with large companies?
It can be hard for early-stage startups to find an enterprise partner willing to invest in emerging technology.
At entrapeer, we connect startups and enterprises of all sizes by prioritizing evidence. We look at startup data (case studies, testimonials, ROI, and other project details) and extract the strongest use cases to demonstrate how the startup’s product solves an enterprise’s particular challenges.
This empowers corporates to make their innovation investments based on facts – not marketing fluff – so even the youngest startups can connect with the enterprise partner of their dreams.
How can corporations help startups?
While startups are free from the bureaucracy and red tape that holds enterprises back, they are typically racing the clock to prove they have a viable product and secure funding.
Corporations can help startups by either investing in them directly or partnering with them to provide the time and resources startups need to iterate and improve their product(s). While funding offers a short-term solution, partnerships infuse startups with the capital and credibility to continue their long-term work.
What are some of the benefits for startups that collaborate with corporations?
Startups benefit from partnering with corporations because they get the opportunity to test and possibly even scale their tech in an enterprise environment. A good partnership can reveal new use cases for the startup’s product and unlock new business opportunities for the corporation. Plus, such proof of product readiness can make the startups much more attractive to other corporates down the line.