Tackling personal loneliness and communication, the Neatebox “Welcome” platform removes barriers and promotes empathetic relationships between consumers and customer service teams, promoting real societal change and heralding a new age of understanding and communication. Leveraging bots, voice and conversational analytics, they help the public sector make better use of the data they collect, making it more predictive and more productive. We Build Bots delivers AI powered automation to the public sector, helping organisations deliver better, faster and cheaper citizen services.
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They enable secure IoT devices and provide lifetime software maintenance at a fraction of current costs. FoundriesFactory is a self-service cloud solution that provides turnkey services to develop, secure, deploy and maintain embedded IoT and Edge compute products. It collects underlying costs and performance data from asset managers and helps pension funds decide which is the best fund to invest in for their members.įoundries.io is addressing security and device management for IoT and Edge devices. This allows Western companies to affordably assess developers and technical team quality, whilst creating hundreds of jobs in African countries.ĬlearGlass is a digital intermediary between asset managers and pension funds.
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Through this, they source, select, train, and integrate full-time code reviewers from top African tech talent. It automatically applies the best value voucher code at checkout in one click for both mobile and desktop devices.ĬoGrammar operates the largest coding education provider in Africa – HyperionDev.
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is a community driven global marketplace for online and offline voucher codes, covering thousands of e-commerce sites. I’m excited and optimistic about the contribution they can make to what comes next.”Īn introduction to the winners, by Tech Nation “What we have seen today changes the definition of what flexibility and being quick to change means. “As we face explosive shifts in technology, platforms and fast moving markets, we must look outwards not inwards towards those who embrace the dynamic shifts in the way we embrace our digital future,” said de Rojas. The panel included techUK President Jacqueline de Rojas, PrettyLittleThing co-founder Adam Kamani and managing director of Microsoft for Startups UK Amali de Alwis. Some of the winners include Tootoot, a software-as-a-service company that supports the psychological safety and wellbeing of individuals within education, sport and the workplace by providing a way to confidentially raise concerns within organisations, ClearGlass, a financial technology firm that acts as a digital intermediary between asset managers and pension funds, and CoGrammer, the largest provider of coding education on the African continent.ĭuring the final, companies pitched to a panel of industry judges and an audience of over 200 venture capitalists, founders and corporate representatives. I’m looking forward to following the winners' future successes and continuing to support them in their growth journey.” “The standard of companies from all parts of the UK has been impressive at every stage. “It’s incredibly exciting to see how the Tech Nation Rising Stars competition has grown in the last year,” said Esme Caulfield, competitions lead at Tech Nation. Now, the winners will receive one-to-one support, introductions to potential partners and investors, as well as support from the programme partners, which include BDO Drive, Microsoft Advertising and Talent Works International. Of the original applicants, 30% had at least one female founder, and 90% of companies who entered the final are from outside of London. The competition received more than 400 applications in total, a 39% rise on 2018, with winners coming from right across the UK, including Truro, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Southampton, Glasgow, Manchester and Cardiff.
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