A supported proposition
Define the intended user or organisation, the problem addressed and the evidence that supports the proposed value.

Ventures evaluates how a supported technical approach could become a product, licensed technology or another commercial route, subject to review and approval.
A working prototype is a starting point for a commercial review.
The review examines the intended user, the value of the approach, delivery requirements, rights, costs and operational responsibility. Technical promise and commercial viability are separate questions.
The findings from the Lab inform that assessment. The next step may be further validation, a defined development route or a decision not to proceed.
Define the intended user or organisation, the problem addressed and the evidence that supports the proposed value.
Assess delivery, commercial assumptions, ownership, resource needs and the dependencies that could affect the route.
Identify an operating owner and the corporate approvals needed before entering commitments or launching.
Possible routes include a CLARVEX product or business line, licensing, joint development or an internal application. A strategic partnership or separate venture structure would require its own assessment and formal arrangements.
The route is chosen for the opportunity and its evidence. This is a description of the development model; no specific venture or investment opportunity is offered here.
Explore the Lab methodDescribe the intended user, available evidence and the commercial question you want to discuss. Keep the initial overview non-confidential.
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