La Forge Acceleration Program just concluded another successful batch. Ran by EPFL Innovation Park, the 2nd edition focused on ten data-driven startups. At the closing event on April 11th, three accelerated ventures were awarded with CHF3000 each for their progress.
Supported by the Office for Economic Affairs and Innovation (SPEI) of Canton of Vaud, EPFL Innovation Park’s incubator La Forge has been running vertical acceleration programs for young start-ups in the canton since the Spring 2018. These programs aim to help early-stage start-ups to further validate and refine their business model, extend their business network in related industries, acquire first customers and get fully prepared to meet investors.
After four months of acceleration, three ICT were recognized at the closing event of the program organized on April 11th at EPFL Innovation Park. The start-ups rewarded for their progress are:
- Logmind is a dynamic startup that has a mission to enable modern businesses to understand unstructured machine data in a smart and easy manner. The tool enables IT operations and DevOps teams to gain valuable data insights that could be easily missed with manual and traditional approaches.
- Tayo is a property management platform to share
information, communicate efficiently and automate simple tasks. It allows property owners to stop intensive data input activities and focus on their core business, manage end-to-end claims, streamlined communication and get new insights over their operations. - Smeetz provides an ultra-flexible and scalable booking platform helping event and activity organizers increase their online presence, reach new clients and increase their sales.
Discover the 10 startups accelerated for this second edition of La Forge Acceleration Program focused on digital tech ventures on EPFL Innovation Park post.
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Picture: Jean-Philippe Lallement (EPFL Innovation Park) and Ketevani Zaridze, founder and CEO of Logmind.
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