Alio is a public institution management information disclosure system. Just click https://alio.go.kr/home.do. In 2023, there will be a total of 347 public institutions, and the information here is mainly mandatory for public institutions. However, although there is a lot of good information for startups here, it does not seem that many startups are aware of it. For example, there are over 2,000 bid notices posted every day. There is a lot of good information and valuable information. Accordingly, we would like to select and upload information that startups can benefit from.
Recently, when I spoke with startups located in Seoul, I learned that there are too many startups that do not know what the government discloses in relation to government research and development projects, where to find it, etc. Public institutions need to communicate with startups, but they haven't made an effort to inform them more actively. I think they are not paying attention to communication between public institutions and society, especially communication with startups. At first glance, I think it is insincere. These public institutions must actively communicate and inform those who need the services they provide with government taxes. I'd like to create this column to support or stimulate this. The startup economy is an economy where David exerts his strength, but these public institutions are all Goliaths and have broad shoulders. We, Davids, should be able to see further by standing on their shoulders.
Government R&D usually begins planning two years in advance. When startups want to win government R&D projects, they must actively respond to the technology demand survey that starts two years in advance. Startups complain that they blindly look for government R&D projects for the year without knowing when government R&D projects are created or what process they go through, and that there are no research projects they want to do or tasks they can do. . Through this page, we will find and post various Alio information that may be helpful to startups. thank you.