Columbia University

Licify is a procurement cloud-based platform tailored for the construction industry, focusing on enhancing interactions among developers, contractors, sub-contractors, and suppliers. By fostering a transparent and efficient community throughout the value chain, Licify streamlines procurement and supply processes, leading to significant cost savings and increased profitability. The platform facilitates seamless and secure transactions, connecting builders with suppliers to improve the efficiency of purchasing teams while maintaining control over project expenses. Utilizing advanced technology, Licify validates supplier information and analyzes proposals and budget data, empowering clients to make informed purchasing decisions.

AvoMD operates a no-code software platform that enhances the accessibility of clinical content, such as guidelines, algorithms, pathways, and checklists, by transforming it into "virtual clinical consults." This content is available instantly at the point-of-care through standalone web and mobile applications, as well as integration within electronic health records (EHR). By partnering with leading health systems and medical societies, AvoMD aims to deliver immediate expert guidance to clinicians at the bedside. Research indicates that the platform not only improves patient outcomes but also significantly reduces the time clinicians spend accessing vital information, leading to increased efficiency in healthcare delivery.

Kelvin operates as an energy management and electrification platform specifically designed for radiator-heated buildings. Its innovative system features smart thermostatic radiator enclosures, known as Cozys, which are networked to central heating controls. This technology aims to minimize fuel waste, lower building emissions, and enhance tenant comfort. Kelvin's hybrid electrification platform allows buildings to electrify a significant portion of their heating requirements at a fraction of the cost compared to traditional methods. By optimizing heating fuel sources based on energy pricing and building conditions, Kelvin's technology helps radiator-heated buildings meet stringent emission caps efficiently. The company's solutions have been validated to provide substantial savings on heating costs and have received multiple recognitions for innovation in energy management.