John Lewis launches second JLAB innovation scheme, with £100K up for grabs for winning start-up

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'What we're trying to do is get a great product and service out of this, but we'd also really love to help build up start-ups to the next stage,' John Lewis head of IT Paul Coby tells Computing

John Lewis has relaunched its JLAB accelerator scheme following the first incarnation of the technology innovation initiative in 2014. Start-ups are encouraged to submit a cutting-edge technolog...

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