Bridging Open Source and Global Impact.
At OSCARI (Open Source Commercialization And Research Institute), we empower groundbreaking discoveries by bridging the gap between collaborative open-source technology and market-driven commercialization. We believe that open research achieves its highest potential when it transforms into sustainable, real-world solutions that benefit society and industry alike.
To bridge the gap between academic exploration and market adoption, OSCARI (Open Source Commercialization And Research Institute) empowers global innovators by transforming transparent, community-driven research into scalable, high-impact commercial solutions. We champion open-source collaboration as the ultimate catalyst for technological progress, ensuring that breakthroughs move seamlessly from the laboratory to the global marketplace.
How we help?
Innovators who are passionate about open source projects, benefit from OSCARI’s expertise in building open source commercial models while keeping the spirit of open source and contributing to community. What we do:
- Build a viable commercial model to turn an open source software into a commercial product.
- Create a marketing plan
- Build a go-to market strategy
- Guide building a Minimal Viable Product
- Bring initial customers
The world of open source is filled with groundbreaking discoveries. Yet, too often, brilliant academic research gets trapped in the “lab stage”—powerful, vital, but disconnected from the global market.
How do we make the bridge? We specialize in taking transparent, community-driven technology and building the commercial scaffolding necessary for it to succeed. We transform potential into profitable product.
Our Expertise Includes:
- Building viable commercial models for OSS.
- Creating comprehensive Go-to-Market strategies.
- Developing full marketing and revenue plans.
- Guiding the building of your Minimal Viable Product (MVP).
- Connecting you with initial, vital customers.
Ready to make your open source research a global success story? Let’s talk commercialization.