Transforming Innovations into Market Success
At Fedsprout, our clientele spans universities, corporations, government entities, labs, foundations, innovators, and investors. We specialize in a range of services tailored to accelerate technology adoption, including technology assessment, marketing, licensing, program launch, and operational and technical support.
Our team comprises seasoned professionals in commercialization and product development, boasting expertise in research, technology transfer, licensing, venture creation, and business development. With a keen understanding of the challenges inherent in early-stage technologies, we excel in mitigating risks, protecting intellectual property, and navigating the intricacies of technology transfer offices (TTOs).
Our Technical and Business Assistance (TABA) services encompass a comprehensive suite of offerings, including market research and analysis, SWOT analysis, expert interviews, developing value propositions, IP strategy consultation, product development guidance, market entry strategy, competitor evaluation, identifying and reaching out to potential partners and facilitating industry connections, and more.
Fedsprout offers customizable services that fit within the TABA budget which is typically $6,500 for a Phase I and up to $50,000 for a Phase II SBIR/STTR. We follow a structured approach to evaluate technology commercial potential, identify target markets, engage potential partners, and facilitate introductions.
At Fedsprout, we are dedicated to guiding our clients through every stage of the technology commercialization journey with precision and expertise.
What is Technical and Business Assistance
(TABA) Services?
TABA is a component of the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs. It is designed to provide support, guidance, and expertise to small businesses engaged in research and development activities. TABA aims to enhance the technical and business capabilities of small businesses, increasing their likelihood of success in bringing innovative technologies to the market
