24.06.2020

TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

At the Training On Entrepreneurship & Company Creation (TECC), three new business ideas were developed, which have now been presented at a final pitch event.
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The Corona crisis taught that the environment around us can change very quickly and we need to be more flexible and to constantly adapt our mindset to different situations, trying to catch new opportunities.

In such a complex environment, educational institutions and organizations are today closer than ever. They are working together to train young students, providing them with the skills and competences necessary to face the challenges of the future.

TECC – Training On Entrepreneurship & Company Creation – is an example of how universities and organizations can cooperate through innovative training formats which ehance the transfer of knowledge and the development of both hard and soft skills.

Students develop their own startup ideas with TECC

At the beginning of March 2020, the Institute for International Management at FH JOANNEUM together with its partners AVL List, Raiffeisenlandesbank Steiermark and 360Lab launched TECC (Training On Entrepreneurship & Company Creation), a new training program focused on the development of entrepreneurial skills and practical knowledge within the university.  

„With the TECC training programme, we want to give students, together with our partners, both the theoretical basics as well as the mindset and our entrepreneurial spirit, so that they develop the tools they need to react flexibly to future challenges and find innovative solutions as founders or entrepreneurs in the company,“ says AVL at Raiffeisen Landesbank Steiermark again emphasises the concern to promote creativity and innovation in the Styrian economy: „Qualities that are in great demand – in times of crisis all the more so. Young people who invest their energy in innovation are shaping the world of tomorrow and contribute with their ideas and implementation to the future of Styria as a business location“.

During these months, the teams have worked hard on the development of their projects, facing always new challenges and issues related to their potential markets. Partners have supported each team through coaching and mentoring sessions where students had the chance to get some practical insights about the startup and corporate’s world.

„We are very proud to be able to implement this entrepreneurship training at FH JOANNEUM together with our corporate partners“, says Doris Kiendl, FH JOANNEUM, about the programme: „The general conditions are of course difficult at the moment, but it has been shown that even in virtual space thoughts can sparkle and that entrepreneurial ideas can be worked on with fun and energy. This gives our students very important additional skills.

„Especially in challenging times, innovative ideas and passionate people are needed to make them become reality. We are very pleased to support students within the framework of TECC, together with our partners. With proven tools, our experience and expertise we want to prepare the next generation of entrepreneurs for this journey“, says also the team of the 360 Innovation Lab

Three business ideas as a result of TECC

The project involves students from different courses of study who have the motivation to develop their own business ideas and to acquire the necessary skills. During the program, students have attended online lectures and meetings with professors and experts in the fields of business development, business modeling and business planning. As result, they came up with three business ideas in different sectors and with the creation of multidisciplinary teams.

These are the three Teams

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:

 „We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“

  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:

„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“

  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:

„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“

Presentation of the start-up ideas at a pitch event

The first semester was closed with the Final Pitch Event which took place on 23rd June 2020 at FH JOANNEUM. During the final event, each team had around 5 minutes to pitch its business idea and to convince guests that it could become a business opportunity.

The students showed to the audience how they have structured their business models and how they have built and validated their first MVP (Minimum Viable Product). The pitches were evaluated by a jury of four experts. At the end, the students received a feedback on the basis of the criteria of value proposition, market potential, innovation, business model, design of the presentation and pitch.

The event was also an opportunity to exchange valuable experience concerning the collaboration between corporates and institutions as way to enhance innovation and to spread the entrepreneurial culture.

Slideshow: The highlights of the TECC closing event

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Interview: Christian Helmenstein, Chefökonom der Industriellenvereinigung und Leiter des Instituts für Wirtschaftsforschung Economica, begrüßt Wiens Pläne für ein internationales KI-Zentrum unter dem Dach der UNO. Im Interview spricht er über die Chancen für den Standort Österreich und erklärt, warum globale KI-Regeln auch praktisch angewendet werden müssen.
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Ende Oktober schlug die Bundesregierung vor, ein internationales KI-Zentrum in Wien anzusiedeln. Es soll unter dem Dach der UNO stehen und Staaten, Wissenschaft und Wirtschaft zusammenbringen, um das Potenzial von KI auszuloten, ihre Risiken zu erforschen und gemeinsame Standards zu entwickeln.

KI als emotionales Thema

Eine Umfrage unter Österreichs KI-Experten zeigte größtenteils Zustimmung – siehe hier -, aber auch Kritik und mahnende Worte zur richtigen Vorgangsweise bei solch einem Vorhaben.

KI-Zentren, besonders Rechenzentren, stoßen global auf starke Ablehnung, benötigen sie doch enorme Mengen an Strom, Wasser und Flächen. Der Stern schrieb jüngst im Artikel mit dem Namen „Sie bauen Monster in unsere Landschaften“: „In Ohio sind es die neuen Schimpfwörter: Meta, Amazon, xAI, Google, OpenAI“. Darin wurden Rechenzentren als großes Politikum in den USA beschrieben und es wurde gezeigt, wie Anrainer:innen gegen solche Pläne ankämpfen.

In Österreich formierte sich Widerstand gegen das von Google geplante Datenzentrum in Kronstorf, wie der ORF in seiner Dokumentation „Google an der Enns: Der Streit ums Rechenzentrum“ Mitte September zeigte. Auch brutkasten fing damals Stimmen ein, die von „Standort-Fortschritt“ bis hin zu „Vasall Europa“ sprachen.

Bei dem Vorschlag hier handelt es sich explizit nicht um ein Datenzentrum, sondern um einen: „Ort, an dem Menschen aus der ganzen Welt gemeinsam daran arbeiten, das Potenzial von KI auszuloten, ihre Risiken zu verstehen und ihre Zukunft mitzugestalten“, wie Bundeskanzler Christian Stocker (ÖVP) per Aussendung mitteilte.

Christian Helmenstein, Chefökonom der Industriellenvereinigung, sieht in diesem Sinne in Künstlicher Intelligenz eine Schlüsseltechnologie unserer Zeit und erläutert, welche Rolle Österreich künftig dabei spielen könnte.


brutkasten: Herr Helmenstein, wie stehen Sie zu diesem Vorschlag der Bundesregierung ein internationales KI-Zentrum unter dem Dach der UNO nach Wien zu bringen?

Helmenstein: Die Initiative der Bundesregierung halte ich für einen ausgesprochen aussichtsreichen Vorstoß. Künstliche Intelligenz ist eine globale Schlüsseltechnologie, die nicht nur unsere Arbeitswelt, sondern unsere gesamte Lebensrealität durchdringen wird und weder an Staats- noch an Branchengrenzen haltmacht. Ein solches Zentrum sollte dazu beitragen, die Risiken besonders leistungsfähiger KI-Modelle beherrschbar zu machen, zugleich aber helfen, ihre politischen, ökonomischen und gesellschaftlichen Chancen zu erschließen.

Als einer von vier Amtssitzen der Vereinten Nationen bietet Wien dafür hervorragende Voraussetzungen und kann sein Profil als Standort internationaler Organisationen weiter schärfen. Hier hat auch die Internationale Atomenergie-Organisation ihren Sitz, die in der Debatte über eine globale KI-Aufsicht wiederholt als Vorbild genannt wird. Sie verbindet seit Jahrzehnten die Kontrolle einer Hochrisikotechnologie mit der Förderung ihrer friedlichen Nutzung. Genau an diesem Doppelmandat sollte sich auch ein KI-Zentrum orientieren.

Institutionell bewegt sich die Initiative allerdings in einem Spannungsfeld zweier Taktfrequenzen: Neue KI-Modellgenerationen folgen einander im Abstand weniger Monate, internationale Vereinbarungen reifen über Jahre. Wer das eine Tempo mit dem anderen verwechselt, schreibt Regeln für die Technologie von gestern. Ein KI-Zentrum muss daher mit dem Innovationstempo Schritt halten können.

Welche Bedeutung hätte das für den Standort Wien und Österreich?

Ein solches Zentrum wäre ein erheblicher strategischer Standortgewinn. Österreich wird realistischerweise nicht zu den weltweit führenden Entwicklungsstandorten großer KI-Basismodelle (Foundation Models) wie beispielsweise LLMs zählen. Dieses Rennen entscheiden Volkswirtschaften mit anderen Kapital- und Rechenkapazitäten. Sehr wohl aber kann Österreich international eine führende Rolle dabei spielen, KI sicher und produktiv nutzbar zu machen.

Und die Rolle von Wien konkret?

Wien könnte sich als Knotenpunkt für KI-Governance, KI-Anwendungen und den damit verbundenen Technologietransfer etablieren. Der eigentliche wirtschaftliche Mehrwert entsteht allerdings nicht durch das Türschild einer weiteren internationalen Institution, sondern durch die Forschungsprojekte, Investitionen und Kooperationen, die sie auslöst. Ein Zentrum, das nur tagt, belebt den Kongresstourismus. Ein Zentrum, das prüft, forscht und Anwendungen begleitet, zieht internationale Spitzenkräfte, Forschungseinrichtungen sowie innovative Unternehmen und damit Wertschöpfung an.

Das Thema „Rechenzentren“ wird oftmals emotional und kontrovers diskutiert: Gibt es Einwände gegen das KI-Zentrum?

Gegen die Zielsetzung per se nicht, wohl aber gegen eine Umsetzung ohne klares Profil. Das Feld ist zum Teil bereits besetzt, auch innerhalb der UNO, die erst im Vorjahr ein wissenschaftliches KI-Panel und einen globalen Dialog über KI-Governance eingerichtet hat. Genf, Sitz der Internationalen Fernmeldeunion und im Juli Gastgeber der ersten Dialogrunde, ist ein ernstzunehmender Mitbewerber. Ein Wiener Zentrum braucht daher ein eindeutig abgegrenztes Mandat mit operativem Zusatznutzen.

Gerade die Einbettung in die UNO bietet dabei eine besondere Chance. Die EU hat mit dem AI Act ihr Hauptaugenmerk auf Regulierung gelegt und die Fristen für Hochrisikosysteme inzwischen verschoben, unter anderem, weil die notwendigen technischen Standards noch nicht vorlagen. Die UNO kann demgegenüber zusätzlich die Perspektive der Entwicklungs- und Schwellenländer einbringen und den Zugang zu KI sowie ihren Nutzen für die wirtschaftliche Entwicklung stärker in den Vordergrund stellen.

Was bedeutet das für den Umgang mit den KI-Großmächten?

Darin liegt auch ein Schlüssel, um die führenden KI-Nationen einzubinden, allen voran die USA und China. Sie gewinnt man durch den erkennbaren Nutzen gemeinsamer Standards, nicht durch zusätzliche Auflagen allein. Wir brauchen internationale Sicherheitsstandards, aber keine internationale Innovationsbremse.

Was müsste Wien konkret tun, um sich als Zentrum für die Entwicklung und praktische Anwendung von KI zu positionieren? Und auch um praxisnahe Anwendungen in Wirtschaft und Verwaltung einzubringen?

Vielversprechend wäre es, an vorhandene Kompetenzen in Wien anzuknüpfen. Mit der UNIDO ist bereits eine UNO-Organisation ansässig, die sich intensiv mit dem Einsatz von KI für nachhaltige industrielle Entwicklung beschäftigt. Sie betreibt gemeinsam mit Partnern in Shanghai ein KI-Exzellenzzentrum für Industrie und Produktion, das den Technologietransfer in Entwicklungsländer unterstützt, und treibt zugleich im eigenen Haus die Nutzung von KI voran.

Economica unterstützt die UNIDO bei der praktischen Implementierung von KI in ihren Arbeitsabläufen. Aus dieser Zusammenarbeit wissen wir, welch hoher Stellenwert konkreten Anwendungen über die grundsätzlichen Fragestellungen hinaus zukommt. Dabei bestätigt sich: Auch im öffentlichen Sektor hängt die Akzeptanz von KI davon ab, dass Prozessänderungen erklärt werden und sensible Daten unter eigener Kontrolle bleiben. Ein Wiener KI-Zentrum könnte daher eine besonders wertvolle Brücke schlagen: zwischen globaler Governance, technologischer Innovation und ihrer praktischen Umsetzung in Unternehmen und öffentlicher Verwaltung.

Was bedeutet das schlussendlich für eine mögliche Ausrichtung des Zentrums?

Konkret hieße das, Sicherheitsstandards nicht nur zu formulieren, sondern an realen Anwendungen zu erproben und bewährte Lösungen in jene Länder zu tragen, denen dafür die Kapazitäten fehlen. Die besondere Chance Wiens liegt darin, zwei Welten zusammenzubringen, die einander bislang zu selten begegnen: die internationale Verständigung über die Spielregeln der KI und ihre konkrete Anwendung zur Steigerung von Produktivität, Wertschöpfung und Wohlstand. Regeln ohne Anwendung bleiben Papier. Anwendung ohne Regeln verspielt Vertrauen.

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TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:
„We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“
  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:
„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“
  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:
„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“

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TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:
„We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“
  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:
„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“
  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:
„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“

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TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:
„We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“
  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:
„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“
  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:
„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“

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TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:
„We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“
  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:
„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“
  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:
„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“

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TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:
„We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“
  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:
„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“
  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:
„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“

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TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:
„We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“
  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:
„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“
  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:
„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“

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TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:
„We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“
  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:
„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“
  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:
„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“

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TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:
„We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“
  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:
„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“
  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:
„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“

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TECC 2020: These 3 ideas emerged from the entrepreneurship programme

  • Manuel Karner, Fabienne Burger, Sara Maria Oberleitner, Andreas Kollmann:
„We are DigiBills, a startup which aims to revolutionize receipts and digitalize them. We wanna create a more sustainable everyday life and improve the availability and categorization of receipts. Our app will provide a throughout solution for customers and businesses alike. Our team appreciates especially the possibility and guidance throughout the testing phase and selection of possible MVPs.“
  • Sandra Fröhwein, Anton Heidinger, Carolin Kobierski, Stefanie Lukas, Christina Niederl:
„We are BAUERPUMPkin and our mission is to offer local produced protein bars to health-conscious people. We want to create a fitness snack that does not only support local farmers but also offers a tasty alternative to artificial shakes. TECC helped us to realize that any idea can lead to great success. You just need to believe in your dreams and be agile – because the first idea does not have to be the last one! Constant changing and adapting is key and what we also learned: it is ok to fail – because you will come back stronger.“
  • Ivana Civsa, Collasius Yannick, Rothschädl Markus, Schadinger Julia, Waltenstorfer Tobias:
„Our project is called afloAT and it’s a platform that connects companies with highly skilled individuals who do not speak the local language. What’s in it for them? For the companies we are filtering out the best candidates for the job posted, and for candidates we are providing consultancy services in terms of reviewing the application documents, CVs etc.; What TECC told us (amongst so many things!) is that even when nobody believes in your idea at first, you can work on it and prove everyone wrong because you adapt it your potential customer’s needs and show that any idea can be feasible.“