Columbia University

Licify operates a cloud-based procurement platform for the construction industry. The platform connects builders, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers to streamline the purchasing process across the value chain. It supports digital supply-chain management with seamless and secure transactions, enabling efficient procurement, cost control and improved profitability. The software helps purchasing teams validate supplier information, compare proposals and analyze budget data to enable informed purchasing decisions, reduce cycle times and generate savings. By aligning stakeholders and providing visibility into supplier data and procurement activities, Licify aims to improve transparency and efficiency in construction procurement.

AvoMD is a no-code software platform that converts clinical content into 'virtual clinical consults', providing instant expert guidance at the bedside. It improves healthcare outcomes while saving clinicians approximately half of their time spent on accessing and using information.

Kelvin is an energy management and electrification platform focused on enhancing radiator-heated buildings. The company utilizes its innovative Radiator Labs system, which features smart thermostatic radiator enclosures that are connected to central heating controls. This technology aims to reduce fuel waste, lower building emissions, and improve tenant comfort. Kelvin's hybrid electrification platform allows buildings to electrify 60-80% of their space heating requirements at a fraction of the cost of traditional electrification methods. The system can be programmed to optimize heating sources based on factors such as energy pricing and carbon fines, helping radiator-heated buildings comply with NYC's 2030 emission caps at reduced costs. The effectiveness of Radiator Labs' technology has been validated by NYSERDA, demonstrating an average savings of 25.5% in heating costs. Kelvin's innovations have garnered multiple awards and recognitions, affirming its commitment to sustainable energy solutions in the built environment.