The Problem More than 90% of enterprise data generated never makes its way into any kind of analytics environment. Over 90% of generated or collected data provides no business or analytical value, yet we pay to collect and store it. Meanwhile, data production is only increasing at an exponential rate. The root causes are lack of skilled resources, lack of automation in current tools and ever-growing volumes of data. Research shows that this problem is felt across nearly every industry, across both public and private sector entities, and at multiple levels of the organization. Yet nearly every leader places Analytics and becoming more data-informed as a priority. The Inzata Solution Inzata is a next-generation, AI-augmented software platform that solves this challenge head-on. Inzata provides a platform and tools to speed and streamline the process of turning raw data into valuable insights and knowledge, usable by anyone, no technical degree required. Inzata can produce a functioning data warehouse from multiple disparate data sources, in a matter of hours and days, not weeks and months. The company was founded in 2016 with a vision of creating a unique and durable technology for big data analysis that runs at an unprecedented speed. This sophisticated engine was patented in 2017 and a new version is patent-pending as of March, 2023. Inzata's AI-enabled data modeler, the first of its kind, automatically reads and combines multiple, disparate data sources into unified, integrated data models that direcrtly support end-user data exploration and self-service analytics, with no code, no consultants required. Inzata was recognized by Gartner as a Cool Vendor in Data Management in 2020, less than 1 year after its market debut. Inzata's growth has been impressive, it tripled in size in 2021, and doubled again in 2022, and is on track to double in size again in 2023. While Inzata currently serves multiple industries, it has found a strong niche in working with State and Local Government, and Education (SLED) customers. Public sector clients currently make up 40% of the company's clients by revenue with long-term, durable contract relationships. Inzata has developed several special features that appeal to these government customers.

Semantic Hub supports its partners in challenging patient segments (with the focus on rare diseases and various minorities) leveraging AI, deep NLP technologies and Patient Voice: anonymised first-hand unsolicited testimony of patients and caregivers on social networks, forums, and so on. Its platform is strongly multilingual and works with nearly any language. To date, Semantic Hub has experience in 54 countries, with 40+ languages and 80+ indications. It “translates” highly unstructured patient language to a clinical one, which helps provide the extraction of actionable insights on patient experience and journey in the countries of interest (unmet needs, drivers and barriers to diagnostics and treatment, success criteria of treatment in patients’ / caregivers’ eyes and reasons for switch, access issues, Quality of life, stakeholders mapping, burden of the disease and existing treatment, etc.). The results are provided together with takeaways and engagement tips. It also ensures early detection of undiagnosed patients based on the symptoms they describe and case history. The detected patients are navigated to diagnostics (to the centers of excellence or PAGs). Semantic Hub cooperates with PAGs across the globe, and it works with 20+ multinational pharmaceutical companies.

EARTH-i believes that in the future the ability to plan, to react and to predict will require an assured and timely flow of geospatial data on a global basis. That is why we are building the world’s first Earth Observation satellite constellation to offer full-colour video as well as still imagery. With rapid tasking, high spatial and temporal resolution, and multiple revisits every day to any location on Earth, the Earth-i Constellation will transform geospatial intelligence and insights. With a prototype satellite already in space, the first batch of constellation satellites will launch from early 2019. In addition, we offer clients a range of data and analytical services, including the supply of imagery from the DMC3/TripleSat Constellation of three identical very high-resolution satellites, offering multispectral data at 80cm pixel size, with up to daily revisits to any area of interest on Earth.

Premonition Analytics is an artificial intelligence system that mines big data to determine which attorneys win before which judges. The company is driving the innovations that make headlines in fields as diverse as legal services, insurance, and healthcare. The predictive analytics are consulted by decision-makers at Fortune 500 companies, global law firms, leading academic institutions and nonprofits that improve the lives of millions in the developing world. It tells which lawyers win actual cases, when to settle and when to press the advantage. Premonition Analytics was founded on 2014 and is headquartered in New York.

AnswerIQ is an artificial intelligence service in the customer support space. We use sophisticated algorithms to read and understand all the interactions from past tickets between the customer support agent and the customer. Once implemented, AnswerIQ enables a business to intelligently classify and automatically respond to simple known issues and more importantly assist the agents with the top three recommended responses to complex questions. It works within the existing customer experience systems like Zendesk, Salesforce etc. eliminating the need to learn any new system. AnswerIQ is a Seattle-based company, a spin out from GE and has licensed the Wise.io customer service platform. The founding team has a successful track record and are passionate about making customer service/support a differentiator for your business.

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Founded in 2016, uptime's predictive maintenance technology for elevators provides access to data that leads to fewer breakdowns, more uptime and less costs. Elevators with uptime’s artificial intelligence system benefit from real-time data to monitor safety, increase performance and modernise the outdated elevator experience, while the availability of transparent information strengthens trust between building managers and elevator service providers. uptime’s brand-agnostic offering allows elevator service providers to grow their maintenance portfolios and improve retention rates thanks to fewer failures and more transparency, while residential and commercial buildings rely on uptime technology to enhance the safety and efficiency of their facilities. Today, uptime is used by more than 200 companies in Europe. uptime is headquartered in Paris and London, and plan to expand in multiple countries by 2023. The company is backed by major funds such as Serena Capital, KIMA Ventures and Acequia Capital.

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