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5 of Boston's Top IT Startups
1. Backupify - Backing up and finding files is made easier by Backupify, a Boston startup that is reassuring businesses about the safety of their important documents. Backupify offers tools to educational institutions, small businesses, and enterprises to back up and store specific data from Google Apps, Salesforce, and more.
2. Crashlytics - Crashlytics is using data to solve a common pain point among all smartphone users - crashing apps. By delivering real-time reports of all the functions of your smartphone, Crashlytics allows users greater understanding of what's going on behind the screen of their iPhone.
3. OneCloud Labs - This startup wants to change the way we think about cloud computing. Connecting businesses and their files to the public cloud, OneCloud Labs is spearheading businesses' entryways into more affordable, efficient, and accessible cloud solutions.
4. Crisply - Do you ever wonder where all your time is going during a work day? Crisply is helping businesses investigate. With automatic reporting and quantification capability, Crisply delivers reports on where teams are spending their time, allowing for greater management efficiency and business execution.
5. Brightcove - Today, we live in a multi-device world. Brightcove is offering businesses marketing solutions to address this shift in consumer behavior, creating products that deliver and monetize video across all connected devices.
5 of Boston’s Top Tech/CleanTech Startups
1. Runkeeper - Often touted as a Boston-based startup success story, Runkeeper is a mobile app that helps keep track of fitness and nutrition. The app is a must for everyone from serious, veteran runners to those who are just starting off, keeping track of distance, time, pace, and route, and more.
2. Spritz - Did you know? When reading, only around 20% of your time is spent processing content. The remaining 80% is spent physically moving your eyes. Spritz moves words for you so that this time is reduced, making reading more efficient!
3. Platejoy - Catering to on-the-go folks who don't have time to think about eating healthy, Platejoy takes care of everything from meal planning to grocery shopping. By delivering fresh produce and ingredients, along with personalized recipes, daily, Platejoy helps insure everyone can eat healthy - regardless of their schedule and lifestyle.
4. Alteris Inc. - This local startup has national reach; Alteris has delivered over 22,500 renewable energy solutions to homes, businesses, schools, government facilities, and utilities across the country. Its mission is to bring clearer, more affordable electricity to all types of homes, businesses, and organizations.
5. GreenTech Media - Taking a different approach to cleantech, GreenTech Media is the go-to online source for the latest news and research in the greentech industry. It is perfect for professionals in the industry, as well as for enthusiasts who just want to learn more.
5 of Boston's Top Engineering Startups
1. Formlabs - Created as a spinoff from the MIT Media Lab, Formlabs is startup that is made up of people who are passionate about design and engineering. Frustrated with the lack of high-quality, affordable 3D printers, Formlabs united designers and engineers to create Form 1, an easy to use printer to make physical products come to life.
2. MC10 - MC10's goal is to redefine the interface between electronics and the human body; to make humans more superhuman. The startup aims to achieve this by making high-performance electronics virtually invisible, conformal, and wearable. Applications for this technology range from protecting troops, treating heart arrhythmias, and monitoring a sleeping baby’s temperature.
3. Bounce Imaging Â
Bounce Imaging aims to aid first responders entering hazardous spaces by providing images, temperature and oxygen levels, and maps of unseen spaces. The Bounce Imaging Explorer, pictured above, features a flexible sensor platform that can adapt to the needs of policemen, firefighters, soldiers, and search & rescue teams.
4. FINsix - FINsix, also an MIT spin-off, has a purposeful name. FIN is an acronym for Frequency Innovation, which is at the core of their building technology - using Very High Frequency (VHF) circuits to make smaller, elegant power converters. Six, or VI in Roman numerals, is the electrical formula for Power. FINsix's product, the Dart, is the world's smallest laptop adapter. They're on Kickstarter - help them reach their goal today.
5. Mooshim Engineering - The Mooshimeter, from Mooshim Engineering, harnesses the power of your smartphone to improve the digital multimeter. While most digital multimeters only allow usage of one mode at a time, are difficult to read, and are expensive, the Mooshimeter uses the smartphone's hardware to improve on these areas.
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Entrepreneur: Daniel Lawniczak
Enterprise: CatchMyPain.com
What you need to know: CatchMyPain allows users to share their experiences with chronic pain in an online community.
Why you should care: Insights from chronic pain ‘diaries’ are also promising for identifying effective diagnosis and treatment. Through these insights, CatchMyPain hopes to fight chronic pain.
Entrepreneur: Mattias Ivarsson
Enterprise: Inositec
What you need to know: Inositec targets a specific bacterial infection with a non-antibiotic small molecule.
Why you should care: Clostridium difficile, a bacterium that kills tens of thousands of people each year. Antibiotics only worsen the cycle of infection, so Inositec is creating an alternative solution.
Entrepreneur: Robert Meissner
Enterprise: OncoEffective
What you need to know: OncoEffective helps determine how effective chemotherapy will be on individual patients.
Why you should care: Drug efficacy is difficult to evaluate before patient treatment. By pre-evaluating individual efficacy, OncoEffective improves chances of being cured.