Four new companies awarded the CTI Start-up label

The four companies that were awarded the CTI Start-up label yesterday are active in very different fields. But one thing do they have in common: software plays a crucial role:
 
Crossing-Tech SA, a company held by James Nauffray, founder and CEO, is specialized in solving the critical problem of data inconsistency among incompatible systems. Founded in 2003, Crossing-Tech is especially dedicated for banks and financial institutions facing unprecedented business and technology complexity. Thanks to Crossing-Tech’s product suite Connectivity Factory those institutions can now integrate systems in a matter of days.
 
SenseCore is developing a system which is able to monitor multiple physiological parameters in everyday life conditions, such as ECG, respiration and body temperature. Software allows the assessment of all parameters. SenseCore addresses three markets with the system: professional sport, amateur sports / wellness and healthcare.
 
TallyFox provides secure cloud hosted collaboration communities that deliver intelligence as you work, at a fraction of the cost of stand-alone tools. The start-up builds sector focused Knowledge Networks for professionals in selected industries. The largest sector network is on Water and can be found at www.TheWaterNetwork.com.
 
Vayen Solutions GmbH has a core product, Pitcher which enables sales representatives to save 25% of their time efficiently using tablets like the iPad, Samsung Galaxy, BlackBerry Playbook etc. Consisting of 3 parts (Content Management System, Multi-Platform App and Analytics), Pitcher closes the loop of marketing and sales being the most innovative Closed Loop Marketing platform currently available.