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In a span of four weeks, the program received response from early-stage technology and technology-enabled startups. The panel of judges chose these five start-ups:
1. ExpertRec: A plug-n-play search and recommendation engine for online market places in an easy to use SaaS integration. Customers need to add a single line of code to enable these features on their website.
2. Niyo Solutions: A Fin-Tech startup focused on alternate payment mechanisms.
3. Ray iCare: A sleep monitoring device, for epilepsy, sudden infant death syndrome and cardiac attacks. It can be installed on a wall and uses artificial intelligence to notify attacks to care-givers through a mobile app.
4. Tydy: A mobile-first, automated employee on-boarding platform. It gives executives a clear view on the performance of the on-boarding process.
5. Vear: An AR/VR technology platform which is device agnostic. It can be used by brands to distribute their content, campaigns and more to end users through augmented/virtual reality.
“The entrepreneurial spirit in our country is going through a complete revolution. We see cloud technology playing a crucial role in enabling this change,” said Sanket Atal, group vice president of development, Oracle India. “I would like to welcome these startups and look forward to working with them to build their business ideas for a better tomorrow.”
Computerworld India News | Oracle announces first group of startup finalists for cloud program | Computerworld.in
1. ExpertRec: A plug-n-play search and recommendation engine for online market places in an easy to use SaaS integration. Customers need to add a single line of code to enable these features on their website.
2. Niyo Solutions: A Fin-Tech startup focused on alternate payment mechanisms.
3. Ray iCare: A sleep monitoring device, for epilepsy, sudden infant death syndrome and cardiac attacks. It can be installed on a wall and uses artificial intelligence to notify attacks to care-givers through a mobile app.
4. Tydy: A mobile-first, automated employee on-boarding platform. It gives executives a clear view on the performance of the on-boarding process.
5. Vear: An AR/VR technology platform which is device agnostic. It can be used by brands to distribute their content, campaigns and more to end users through augmented/virtual reality.
“The entrepreneurial spirit in our country is going through a complete revolution. We see cloud technology playing a crucial role in enabling this change,” said Sanket Atal, group vice president of development, Oracle India. “I would like to welcome these startups and look forward to working with them to build their business ideas for a better tomorrow.”
Computerworld India News | Oracle announces first group of startup finalists for cloud program | Computerworld.in