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Open Innovation Challenge to ‘Disrupt’ Africa Online Recruitment Market

Comms Week18 Apr 20160 Comments
Open Innovation Challenge to ‘Disrupt’ Africa Online Recruitment Market
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The Research Institute for Innovation and Sustainability (RIIS) said it is happy to announce an Open Innovation Challenge to disrupt online recruitment in Africa. According to Davis Cook, CEO RIIS,…


The Research Institute for Innovation and Sustainability (RIIS) said it is happy to announce an Open Innovation Challenge to disrupt online recruitment in Africa.

According to Davis Cook, CEO RIIS, South Africa, “This is a strategic opportunity to tap into the global online recruitment market said to be worth some $10b.This Open Innovation challenge focuses on identifying and supporting novel and disruptive approaches to the online recruitment market, also known as job-boards and we are happy to partner with a leading global technology company to make this a reality.

“If you think you know how to do disrupt the online recruitment market, and want to establish a disruptive start-up together with a global technology partner – have a look at the Innovation Challenge’s website: solexinnovation.com/index.php?page=view_challenge&challenge_id=3 and submit your response.

He noted that the entry closes on May 4th,2016.

RIIS is a leading Innovation Consultancy, headquartered in South Africa. It has an extensive track record of supporting our clients to drive innovation excellence across their organisation.

RIIS is driven by a single goal – to help build resilient companies over the long term by ensuring sustainable, profitable innovation.

 

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