AI Assistant For Entrepreneurs at the University of Warsaw Incubator

Enhancing BraveCamp Entrepreneurship Academy at the University of Warsaw Incubator with Digiole AI Assistant: A Step Forward in Entrepreneurial Support

Helsinki, 20th September 2024 - We’re excited to announce a new collaboration with the BraveCamp Entrepreneurship Academy at the University of Warsaw, Poland. The Digiole AI Assistant is being piloted to enhance support for students with innovative business ideas, offering instant access to BraveCamp program information and guiding participants through their entrepreneurial journey.
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This exploratory phase is a strategic first step in BraveCamp’s broader AI adoption journey. Blahaj, BraveCamp’s AI Assistant, will provide 24/7 support to student entrepreneurs, integrating seamlessly into BraveCamp’s communication channels and gaining valuable insights into AI’s potential for future, more complex use cases.

We’ll be closely monitoring feedback from the BraveCamp team and students to refine the AI Assistant and demonstrate its value. Our goal is to turn this collaboration into a long-term partnership that benefits both the university and our continued product development.
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We look forward to sharing more updates as we move forward together. ​For more information, please contact: [email protected]

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About Digiole
Digiole is a global technology firm specializing in advanced digital interoperability solutions that facilitate ecosystem business models across various industries. With over a decade of expertise in fostering innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystems worldwide, Digiole offers consulting and training services to over 30 ecosystems. Digiole’s solutions are designed to seamlessly connect ecosystem actors, platforms, and data, enhancing ecosystem interoperability in a cost-effective and sustainable manner.

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About BraveCamp
BraveCamp Entrepreneurship Academy is a dynamic initiative designed for students and PhD candidates at the University of Warsaw and the Medical University of Warsaw. The program is open to individuals with ideas for a business, scientific project, or socially engaged venture, regardless of whether they have a formal business plan. Participants receive guidance through workshops and consultations led by experts in business, marketing, and presentation skills, helping them refine their ideas and prepare to pitch them to investors.

The program culminates in a Final Gala, where participants present their projects to a committee and compete for financial grants to further develop their ideas. In addition to the educational benefits, BraveCamp offers a unique opportunity for fun, integration, and networking in a natural setting at the European Geological Education Centre in Chęciny, just under 200 km from Warsaw. The event, held during semester breaks, is completely free for eligible students and PhD candidates, making it an eagerly anticipated experience for all involved.