The objective is to guide its start-ups in the development of new products and obtain constructive and pragmatic market feedback.

The start-up selection process is not over yet--there are just three startups at Tomorrow Street, which has capacity for 16.

And the Accenture partnership is expected to add new wind to the incubator’s sails, enabling young entrepreneurs to meet communications industry leaders to better understand the needs of the market.

Startups will be able to get advice from Accenture on areas including the Internet of Things, security and artificial intelligence, the three areas in which the incubator focuses.

Born from a joint venture between Vodafone and Technoport, Tomorrow Street welcomes startups in an advanced phase or “late stage” of development. The acceleration programme provided by Tomorrow Street takes place over a maximum period of 3 years.

Vodafone offers its incubator members access to its global network of 26 operating companies, partners, suppliers and customers.