Microsoft empowers startups in India to achieve more

Five startups showcase their unique propositions at Future Decoded Tech Summit

Bengaluru, February 25, 2020: Startups are an indisputable innovation engine, and Microsoft is partnering with startups across India to help propel their growth. Whether it’s building the first application, landing a key customer, or scaling to a million users, Microsoft is committed to offer joint sales engagements with startups, along with access to our technology, and new community spaces that promote collaboration across local and global ecosystems. Startups on Microsoft’s cloud platform that are part of the showcase at Future Decoded Tech Summit include:

ElasticRun: Aiming to redefine India’s logistics industry with a variable capacity distribution network, it is built on a state-of-the-art AI powered platform that offers capacity planning, real-time order matching, and automated order collection as well as a payment system for e-tailers, consumer goods companies, and allied service providers.

Spektacom: Founded by cricketer Anil Kumble, it unveils trends and patterns to understand the science behind the art of sports. The Power Bat is equipped with data-capturing equipment and advanced modeling techniques and is powered by machine learning, IoT and Microsoft Azure’s cloud offerings, providing real-time analytics and data management capabilities.

Bizongo: India’s largest multi-category packaging platform in the B2B space delivering 290+ million packaging units across India, it is developing solutions to automate the packaging supply chain. This ensures availability of packaging material with clients to create an integrated and digital packaging supply chain through auto-replenishment.

Sun Mobility: Working in the field of green energy, it provides Battery as a Service (BAAS) solution with an aim to transform India’s use of clean energy. Leveraging Microsoft Azure IoT, it’s working with state transport undertakings, fleet operators, shared mobility providers, and automotive OEMs across all platforms to create scalable, economical and smarter mobility solutions.

Bionic Yantra: Aiming to restore mobility for severely injured people, it has engineered a wearable robotic exoskeleton that enables rehabilitation and helps patients walk again. Using IoT and ML, their advanced approaches are enabling data trails for patient authenticity and progress achieved, and predicting patient recovery.

Notes to the editor: Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft is in India for a three-day tour. For more details about Nadella’s India visit please refer to https://news.microsoft.com/india-visit-2020/ and follow #FutureDecoded to join the conversation on Twitter.

About Microsoft India:

Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT” @microsoft) is the leading platform and productivity company for the mobile-first, cloud-first world, and its mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. Microsoft set up its India operations in 1990. Today, Microsoft entities in India have over 10,000 employees, engaged in sales and marketing, research, development and customer services and support, across 11 Indian cities – Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, New Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Pune. Microsoft offers its global cloud services from local data centers to accelerate digital transformation across Indian start-ups, businesses, and government organizations.

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