The IE20 fresh batch

FWD Business takes a brief look at the 20 companies that made the cut this time in the program that identifies high growth companies and helps in their expansion

Words: Vandana Devi   Images: Various Sources

The India Emerging 20 (IE20) program launched by the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s business and promotional agency London & Partners, and supported by Santander UK, BDO and Newland Chase, identifies high growth companies and helps them expand internationally. 550 applications and 50 pitches later, a panel of Judges which included Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Shinjini Kumar and many others, shortlisted twenty Indian ventures which will participate in the London Tech Week in June.

We will now take a brief look at the 20 companies that made the cut.

42Gears – helps enterprises manage their mobile devices to improve workforce productivity and secure corporate data.

2AdPro – produces creative content for marketing campaigns in a cost effective way for global brands.

Edge Networks – uses natural language processing and deep learning to help companies to hire talent and manage their workforce.

Flutura – uses deep learning to predict outcomes for industrial machines and has wide ranging applications in maintenance, quality and cost control.

GOQii – uses an app and its fitness tracker to provide subscription based personal coaching to help users work towards their health and lifestyle goals.

I – Exceed – has a suite of digital banking products.

Intelligence Node – uses big data analytics for insights into pricing of retail products.

Mettl – helps enterprises with online assessments for hiring purposes. It can also be used for learning and development tests.

MSys Technologies – provides tech services related to the use of data centres.

RxPrism – provides customers engagement tools and services, focussing on the healthcare domain.

SigTuple – uses computer vision and artificial intelligence to automate what a pathologist does.

SirionLabs – helps enterprises manage outsourced technology services, their suppliers and contracts.

Smartivity Labs – develops and provides activity-based smart learning experiences and toys for children between the ages of 3 and 14.

SMSCountry – is a communication platform-as-a-service company that enables developers to build real time communication features in their apps.

Sokrati – helps commerce companies with analytics, optimisation and digital marketing.

Square Yards – is a real estate tech startup that helps users with property transactions in multiple countries.

Stellaps – provides end-to-end technology to dairies and aims to improve procurement for dairies, milk production, the cold chain and farmer payments.

Thrillophilia – is an activity based travel startup that connects local tour operators with travellers.

Transcell Biologics – has developed a stem cell repository for regenerative medicine to treat diseases like caner, neurological ailments, autoimmune disorders and so on.

Zenatix – uses smart meters, IoT, machine learning to reduce energy consumption for organisations.