Category: Startup

Korawad Chearavanont, CEO and Co-founder of Bangkok-based mobile productivity startup Eko, chats with us about scaling on AWS, the necessity of a customer feedback loop, and plans for international expansion.

Among the most common complaints and concerns about optimizing big data clusters and applications is the amount of time it takes to root-cause issues like application failures and slowdowns. Here’s a detailed look at how big data startup Unravel helps.

As the fastest delivery service in the UK, courier startup Peyk wants to give new meaning to instant gratification. Peyk Founder and CEO Salman Moghini chats about what problems Peyk hopes to solve and what’s on the horizon in 2019.

Inspired by the patients they met as junior doctors, C the Signs founders Dr. Bhavagaya Bakshi and Dr. Miles Payling explain how the medical tech startup aims to increase cancer patient survival rates by using artificial intelligence and big data to catch the disease at its earliest stages.

Singapore-based health tech startup Healint created an app that allows for more accurate diagnoses by having users actively and passively chronicle health issues. Here’s how it works.

Touting the ProNavigator platform as “Siri for insurance,” Founder & CEO Joseph D’Souza explains how the insurance tech startup is transforming communication between players in the insurance industry.

Companies like Google and Facebook use mountains of proprietary data to offer customized experiences to their users, a strategy that’s somewhat limited to new-age tech companies. Crayon Data, a Singapore-based big data and AI start-up is working to change that.

David Ponraj, Founder of Startup Space, talks about how the platform connects founders with the resources they need to start their business, how his early experiences building a company shaped his vision for the Tampa-based startup, what’s putting it ahead of the curve.

In 2010, Finnish entrepreneur Teemu Kivimäki left academia to commercialize his research on the automation of construction, digital workflows, and automated control of heavy construction machinery to better serve the construction industry. Thus, Infrakit was born.

Boston-based communication tech startup Fuze is bridging the gap between players in global enterprises, but it’s not crossing a babbling brook. It’s traversing a stormy stretch of open ocean. Fuze leaders sat down to tell us more.