Atlanta Inno reports that an emerging tool for building important relationships between corporations and new ventures in the city is through start-up engagement platforms. These organizations have a mission to smooth the process, act as relationship accelerators, and increase the likelihood that innovative solutions from smaller ventures win long-term adoption by Atlanta’s largest organizations. Read more here.
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