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SMART BUSINESS STARTUPS START UPS for the next Big Thing 20
IoT will shape our future. Billions of things connected – from industrial machines to home appliances - open doors for new technological solutions, business models, and investments. Read about ten promising IoT/IoE-startups from five European countries! ■ by Ariane Rüdiger* We help companies to keep an eye on the location and environment of their shipments. Azhar Hussain CEO Hanhaa The London startup HANHAA offers Parcel Live - parcel tracking as a service. “We help companies who want to keep an eye on the location and environment of their shipments” says Azhar Hussain, CEO. With Parcel Live, they can e.g. offer their customers advanced parcel tracking as a service, prove proper transport or analyze damages during transport. The service is based around Hanhaa taking care of forward and reverse logistics. On reaching its destination, the recipient unpacks the parcel and sends the board to Hanhaa free of charge for erasure and reuse. Beta tests are currently running. SPICA was founded in 2015. The IoT system integrator has developed an application framework for connected devices - devicepoint built on IBM software technology. It integrates well into third-party-offerings. “We enable our clients to rapidly prototype use cases, and build enterprise-grade production solutions with rapid ROI” says co-founder Tim Streather. Additionally, Spica is building out a number of industryspecific IoT solutions, e.g. devicepoint for Healthy Weather for monitoring Legionella, a dangerous water-borne bacteria that must be controlled through water temperature testing. We enable our clients to rapidly prototype use cases, and build enterprise-grade production solutions with rapid ROI. Tim Streather Sales and Marketing Director, Spica We enable wireless networks and content distribution everywhere without tech skills. Armine Saidi CEO and co-founder Wicaster London based wireless specialist WICASTR started 2013 as a member of a UK IoT incubator program. Among its funders are US and UK based angels and Granatus Ventutes. With its patented SMART platform for wireless networking, Wicastr was among Cisco‘s Top 5 UK Internet-of-everything-Startups to watch. “We enable our customers building cheaply and easily wireless networks and content distribution everywhere and without tech skills”, says Armine Saidi CEO and co-founder of Wicastr - e.g. for developing countries, transportation and logistics. Among customers are Unilever and Home Depot. *Ariane Rüdiger is an experienced IT journalist living in Munich 21
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