Special figures:
14
Number of our customers included in Fortune 100
35
New products and services we have signed
410
Million TL innovation-based turnover
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As the Binovative team, we bring over 20 years of experience and have delivered numerous innovation projects across diverse industries. Our expertise is rooted not only in theory, but also in real-world execution.
Organizing an innovation awareness program for the management of a company operating in Turkey's satellite operator, cable infrastructure, and public internet platforms. Preparing guidance for senior managers and technical content for mid-level managers.
Space, once the exclusive preserve of developed countries' space agencies, has become a field of activity for numerous new actors, including startups, thanks to decreasing costs. The decline in production and launch costs, particularly for small, low-orbit satellites, has paved the way for many companies to acquire their own satellites to meet their own needs. From the telecommunications sector to the agricultural sector, many companies are working to gradually transition their communications infrastructure to space. In addition to reusable launch rockets, high-altitude aircraft and UAVs are expected to further reduce launch costs in the future. The number of new business models created through the use of satellites is increasing daily.
SOLUTIONS WE DESIGNED
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Analysis of sectoral megatrends
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Short, medium and long-term sector strategies for the space and communications sector
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Innovation practices of international companies
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Training on preparing a company innovation strategy
4
Satellite and communications industry business model innovations
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Intrapreneurship and open innovation techniques
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Information about startups operating in the sector
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Key indicators of the entrepreneurship ecosystem in Türkiye and abroad
Examples of our work:
Our team's experience in this field:
Turksat | TUSAŞ (TAI) | Inventram | Airbus
Satellite Business Models
The rapid development of digital technologies has brought to the fore the possibility of a gradual expansion of communications into space. The fact that the number of IoT devices in existence on Earth exceeds the total human population makes it impossible to meet our current and future communication needs with terrestrial infrastructure. The number of satellites, currently around 6,000, is expected to exceed 50,000 by 2030. The rapid decline in satellite and launch costs will be decisive for the future of all sectors.




