French Tech showcases 11 winning start-ups at Dublin Tech Summit

Sept. 29, 2014 - PRLog -- Having been selected to take part by a panel of expert judges, a total of 11 innovative French start-ups will be exhibiting on the UBIFRANCE pavilion.

France will have a strong presence at this year’s Dublin Web Summit, which is taking place in Ireland from 4 to 6 November 2014. Having been selected to take part by a panel of expert judges, a total of 11 innovative French start-ups will be exhibiting on the UBIFRANCE pavilion.

In 2013, over 10,000 people attended the Dublin Web Summit. This year, the organisers are expecting 20,000 visitors from over 100 countries, 1,000 exhibiting start-ups and 500 speakers, making the Dublin Web Summit an unmissable event in the technology sector.

French Tech is an initiative of the French government that brings together the French start-up community and aims at increasing its visibility and attractiveness internationally. As part of the French Tech initiative (http://en.lafrenchtech.com), the French Trade Commission UBIFRANCE in Ireland is hosting a French Tech Pavilion at the Dublin Web Summit 2014.

A professional jury has selected 11 start-ups from France, which are due to exhibit at the event taking place in the Irish capital from 4 to 6 November of this year. The French Tech community will also be gathered on 4 November for the French Tech Night, a networking drinks reception taking place at the Residence of the Ambassador of France in Ireland, in Dublin.

This year’s competition for the chance to exhibit on the French Tech pavilion at the Dublin Web Summit was a huge success, with over 25 innovative start-ups applying to take part in the selection process. The Panel of Judges comprised a successful entrepreneur, a technology journalist, two investment managers, a venture capitalist, and the head of the New Technology department at the French Trade Commission UBIFRANCE in Ireland. The panel singled out 11 projects as the best on offer, taking into consideration the companies’ level of innovation, their potential on the international stage, and their progress in terms of finance, organisation and recruitment.

The 11 French start-ups selected by French Tech to exhibit at the Dublin Web Summit are listed below.  Further details are available on request.

Airdoc Solution

Airdoc Solution relies on the latest technology to provide exhibitors at trade shows with more targeted communications and a more effective follow-up in the prospecting process.

http://www.airdocsolutions.com/ (website in French, with English version to be launched shortly)

Authentication Industries

Authentication Industries invents, develops, and supplies innovative authentication solutions for the Secure Track & Trace and Big Data markets. The company’s solutions are based on AiCode®, an invention patented by Authentication Industries.

http://www.authenticationindustries.com/

Azendoo

Azendoo is a teamwork application that leverages Cloud collaboration apps, syncs all data, and provides a new, interactive take on team task management. Several Cloud services allow users to store and share knowledge within teams, but these are not always designed with teamwork and productivity in mind.

Azendoo makes it easy to share tasks and files across teams and to stay in sync on projects. The application is free to use and unlimited premium features are available to business users.

https://www.azendoo.com

Bonitasoft

Bonita BPM, a high-tech solution developed by Bonitasoft, is a platform for connecting people, systems and data to process-driven applications that improve business efficiency.

http://www.bonitasoft.com/

DreamQuark

DreamQuark develops innovative data-analysis software and deep-learning-based applications for the healthcare and insurance sectors.

http://nicolasmeric-chretie.wix.com/dreamquark (website in French, with English version to be launched shortly)

Linkfluence

Linkfluence develops and edits Radarly, a SaaS SMI solution considered today as one of the leaders in its field. Radarly enables users to monitor and measure the performance of social-media accounts as well as engage with online communities.

http://linkfluence.com/en/

PriceMatch

PriceMatch aims to make revenue management more easily accessible to all hotels with its data-driven, user-friendly, Cloud-based application.

https://www.pricematch.travel/en/

Qucit

Qucit's technology allows real-time analysis of large amounts of environmental data (weather, traffic, sport events, etc.) in order to anticipate mobility patterns and forms of cultural behaviour. The startup offers predictive analytics tools and helps to minimise the waste of natural resources such as energy, time, and water.

http://qucit.com/

Salezeo

Salezeo aims to re-invent sales prospecting with Europe’s first crowdsourced database of decision makers.

http://www.salezeo.com/fr/ (website in French, with English version to be launched shortly)

Stereograph Group

Stereograph Group offers a set of innovative 3D tools for architectural visualisation and infrastructure management. With over seven years of experience and extensive expertise, Stereograph has worked with some of the biggest firms in real estate, architecture and the construction industry.

http://www.stereograph.fr/

Uplike

Described by users as "the perfect blend of Pinterest and Instagram", Uplike is an app designed to let users share and discover common interests with friends and other users around the world. Uplike already has 1.50 million users. It is free to download and is available both on Android and iOS platforms in six different languages.

http://uplike.com/

About the French Trade Commission UBIFRANCE

The French Trade Commission UBIFRANCE in Dublin facilitates trade development between France and the Republic of Ireland. UBIFRANCE offers a wide range of services to French-based companies, so as to assist them in their business activities within the countries where it operates. As such, it organises B2B events in the form of conferences and networking opportunities.

French Tech was created in 2013 by France’s Ministry for SMEs, Innovation and the Digital Economy with the aim of bringing together members of the French start-up community and to increase its visibility and attractiveness internationally.

The French Trade Commission UBIFRANCE in Ireland is organising a French Tech pavilion at the Dublin Web Summit, which will take place at the Royal Dublin Society from 4 to 6 November 2014. A total of 11 innovative start-ups from France will be exhibiting on the French Tech pavilion.

For further information about the Dublin Web Summit, please go to: http://websummit.net/

For further information about the French Tech initiative, please go to: http://en.lafrenchtech.com/

For further information about UBIFRANCE in Ireland, please go to: http://www.ubifrance.com/ie/

For further information, please contact :

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Ms Kate RILEY - Press Officer
UBIFRANCE Press Office in London
Tel: +44 (0) 207 024 3640
kate.riley@ubifrance.fr

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