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node.energy develops software-as-a-service solutions for managing decentralized energy systems in commercial and industrial real estate. Its platform optimizes local energy microgrids, reducing administrative workload, energy costs, and carbon footprint while ensuring regulatory compliance.

Exein is a cybersecurity company that specializes in firmware security software and middleware designed to protect connected devices from internal threats. Its innovative platform can be embedded directly into hardware, allowing it to operate at a lower level within the firmware. By addressing vulnerabilities inherent in smart devices, Exein aims to enhance the privacy and security of device data. The company's approach provides a proactive defense mechanism that helps clients mitigate significant security risks associated with the increasing connectivity of devices in various sectors.

Founded in 2020, Dryad Networks provides advanced forest monitoring solutions. It offers sensor nodes, distributed gateways, and a platform for detecting fires and tracking forest health. The company operates from Berlin and Eberswalde, Germany.

BEEoled is a technology company specializing in the development of advanced organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology. Their innovative approach centers on the creation of a blue elementary emitter designed around a single atom, which allows for the production of a full spectrum of colors by mixing three primary colors. This technology offers significant enhancements in efficiency, brightness, and operational stability, while also reducing costs through a simplified device structure. BEEoled's advancements enable manufacturers to create high-quality OLED displays for a variety of applications, including smartphones, screens, and televisions.

QuoIntelligence is a cybersecurity firm that operates in Germany, Italy, Spain, and the US. It provides digital risk protection, threat intelligence, and risk intelligence services tailored to customer needs. The company serves critical sectors such as government, finance, insurance, manufacturing, and transportation across Europe. Its platform offers finished intelligence reports prepared by a diverse team, enabling businesses to identify risks early, meet regulatory requirements, and make informed security decisions.

Tenzir specializes in Security Data Pipelines, a pioneering cybersecurity solution that simplifies data management. Its open-core platform enables security teams to build efficient data pipelines using plug-and-play building blocks, promoting transparency, scalability, and agility while reducing complexity and vendor lock-ins.

1KOMMA5 ° offers all owners of electric vehicles free electricity, which they refinance through trading with so-called GHG quotas. 1KOMMA5 ° encourages a self-determined and CO2-neutral lifestyle. It combines craftsmanship and high technology to always deliver the cheapest and cleanest energy whether photovoltaics, energy storage, heat pumps, or electric car charging stations.

Liefergrün is a technology platform striving for the most convenient and sustainable delivery experience in e-commerce.

nyris is a visual search platform provider that enables users to find products and objects in images and videos using AI and neural networks. The platform serves multiple industries, including retail and e-commerce, industrial and manufacturing, media and entertainment, and financial services, by delivering fast, unified search results and improved discovery. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Berlin with a second location in Düsseldorf, nyris serves customers across more than 50 countries.

Build38 GmbH, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, specializes in mobile application security and fraud protection software. The company offers innovative solutions that include app-hardening technologies to safeguard applications from both known and unknown threats, thereby enabling new digital business models across various sectors such as automotive, finance, public transport, and healthcare. With additional offices in Barcelona and Singapore, Build38 has established itself as a significant player in the IT security landscape, recognized as one of Germany's leading security startups. It is also noted for being an official vendor in the GARTNER In-App Shielding Market Guide since 2019, being the first to integrate In-App Shielding, In-App Monitoring, and AI-based In-App Reaction into its offerings.

VMRay is a cybersecurity company that builds hypervisor‑based, agentless sandboxing solutions for dynamic malware analysis. Its flagship product, VMRay Analyzer, runs suspicious code in a protected virtual environment that is invisible to the malware, allowing the system to capture a complete record of all interactions. The platform delivers precise, noise‑free detection and supports incident response, digital forensics, and threat intelligence. Additional offerings include VMRay Detector for automated threat detection, VMRay Investigator for forensic investigation, and VMRay Email Threat Defender to block phishing and targeted email attacks. By automatically analyzing and blocking malicious network traffic, VMRay protects enterprise assets, infrastructure, and intellectual property while providing actionable intelligence for security teams at all levels.

Liefergrün is a technology platform striving for the most convenient and sustainable delivery experience in e-commerce.

Founded in 2020, Dryad Networks provides advanced forest monitoring solutions. It offers sensor nodes, distributed gateways, and a platform for detecting fires and tracking forest health. The company operates from Berlin and Eberswalde, Germany.

Numbat specializes in High-Power Electric Vehicle (EV) charging solutions integrated with battery storage systems. This reduces electricity costs and eases grid burden while enabling customers to fully charge their EVs within 15 minutes.

Brighter AI Technologies GmbH, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany, specializes in developing artificial intelligence-enabled software solutions. The company's primary focus is on video anonymization, which protects individual identities in compliance with privacy regulations such as GDPR. Their technology anonymizes camera data, including personally identifiable information like faces, allowing companies to use publicly recorded footage for analytics and AI applications while ensuring data privacy. Brighter AI's solutions are used across various sectors, initially starting within the automotive industry. The company has been recognized for its innovative work, being named “Europe’s Hottest AI Startup” by Nvidia and winning "The Spark - The German Digital Award" by Handelsblatt & McKinsey.

1KOMMA5 ° offers all owners of electric vehicles free electricity, which they refinance through trading with so-called GHG quotas. 1KOMMA5 ° encourages a self-determined and CO2-neutral lifestyle. It combines craftsmanship and high technology to always deliver the cheapest and cleanest energy whether photovoltaics, energy storage, heat pumps, or electric car charging stations.

Tenzir specializes in Security Data Pipelines, a pioneering cybersecurity solution that simplifies data management. Its open-core platform enables security teams to build efficient data pipelines using plug-and-play building blocks, promoting transparency, scalability, and agility while reducing complexity and vendor lock-ins.

Sweepatic is a cybersecurity company headquartered in Belgium that specializes in External Attack Surface Management. Its cloud-based platform continuously maps, monitors, and manages internet-connected assets and associated risks, operating around the clock. By delivering high-impact insights and notifications through an intuitive dashboard, Sweepatic helps organizations identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in their external attack surfaces. This proactive approach enhances cyber resilience and reduces the likelihood of becoming targets for cybercriminals.

Exein is a cybersecurity company that specializes in firmware security software and middleware designed to protect connected devices from internal threats. Its innovative platform can be embedded directly into hardware, allowing it to operate at a lower level within the firmware. By addressing vulnerabilities inherent in smart devices, Exein aims to enhance the privacy and security of device data. The company's approach provides a proactive defense mechanism that helps clients mitigate significant security risks associated with the increasing connectivity of devices in various sectors.

KENDAXA Group is a B2B IT company based in Leipzig, Frankfurt, and Prague, focusing on the development of software solutions that harness artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science. The company specializes in intelligent automation for industrial engineering and production processes, integrating these solutions with Product Lifecycle Management systems. Additionally, KENDAXA offers intelligent data stream and document processing capabilities, including handling image and video data to enhance decision-making and streamline workflows. The firm continually develops new AI-based applications while refining existing ones, ensuring compatibility within its framework. To address evolving technological challenges, KENDAXA collaborates with universities and research institutions, enabling it to innovate and enhance its offerings effectively.

Build38 GmbH, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, specializes in mobile application security and fraud protection software. The company offers innovative solutions that include app-hardening technologies to safeguard applications from both known and unknown threats, thereby enabling new digital business models across various sectors such as automotive, finance, public transport, and healthcare. With additional offices in Barcelona and Singapore, Build38 has established itself as a significant player in the IT security landscape, recognized as one of Germany's leading security startups. It is also noted for being an official vendor in the GARTNER In-App Shielding Market Guide since 2019, being the first to integrate In-App Shielding, In-App Monitoring, and AI-based In-App Reaction into its offerings.

Jedox is a developer of an enterprise performance management platform that enhances planning, analysis, and reporting through a unified, cloud-based software suite. The company's platform aims to simplify these processes by automating repetitive tasks and fostering collaboration among departments. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Jedox transforms business operations, empowering decision-makers with the tools they need to make informed choices confidently. This focus on digitalization enables organizations to work more efficiently and collaboratively, ultimately enhancing their overall performance.

Founded in 2015, Papershift is a German-based SaaS company specializing in workforce management. It offers a platform for planning, tracking, and reporting work hours, serving thousands of customers across Europe. The solution enables teams to create schedules, record times, and evaluate data via mobile apps, browser, terminals, or API. It also integrates with third-party systems and offers an open API.

VMRay is a cybersecurity company that builds hypervisor‑based, agentless sandboxing solutions for dynamic malware analysis. Its flagship product, VMRay Analyzer, runs suspicious code in a protected virtual environment that is invisible to the malware, allowing the system to capture a complete record of all interactions. The platform delivers precise, noise‑free detection and supports incident response, digital forensics, and threat intelligence. Additional offerings include VMRay Detector for automated threat detection, VMRay Investigator for forensic investigation, and VMRay Email Threat Defender to block phishing and targeted email attacks. By automatically analyzing and blocking malicious network traffic, VMRay protects enterprise assets, infrastructure, and intellectual property while providing actionable intelligence for security teams at all levels.

The Ferroelectric Memory Company (FMC), based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in providing embedded nonvolatile memory solutions to the semiconductor industry. FMC's core technology is based on ferroelectric hafnium oxide (FE-HfO2), enabling ultra-low-power, high-performance, and dense non-volatile storage. This technology, known as FeFET, transforms classical high-k metal-gate transistors into nonvolatile ferroelectric field effect transistors, allowing for easy scaling of microcontrollers from 65nm down to 5nm and beyond. FMC's solutions offer significant advantages, including a 80% reduction in system-on-chip (SoC) cost, a 1000x reduction in write energy per bit, and a 70% overall performance gain. The company's technology is designed to be compatible with cutting-edge technology nodes, making it a future-proof solution for the semiconductor industry.

Troy is a FinTech company that specializes in friendly debt collection services, emphasizing a data-driven and omnichannel approach to customer experience. Recognizing that over 50% of customers may overlook payments or experience temporary financial difficulties, Troy focuses on maintaining strong relationships between creditors and their customers. The company combines advanced technology with extensive debt collection expertise and marketing best practices, positioning itself as a leader in customer experience within the debt collection sector in Europe. This innovative approach has demonstrated significant results, achieving debt recovery rates 25% to 80% higher than traditional agencies. With a customer satisfaction rating of 4.1 out of 5, Troy's services not only facilitate faster payment but also enhance overall customer relations. While primarily catering to corporate clients, the Troy platform also aids in digitizing and improving customer experience in other internal processes, showcasing its versatility and commitment to elevating client interactions.

CounterCraft specializes in advanced cyber deception technology to detect and control targeted attacks. Its Threat Deception platform creates decoy environments, fooling attackers into engaging with false information instead of real systems. This provides more time for response and generates relevant threat intelligence. CounterCraft serves Fortune500 companies globally, including financial institutions and governments.

Prolupin GmbH is a German company founded in 2010, specializing in the development and production of plant-based food ingredients derived from lupine seeds. Based in Grimmen, Prolupin offers a range of products tailored for various sectors of the food industry, including bakery, meat, pasta, and health foods. The company's portfolio includes lupine ingredients, ice cream products, and protein isolates, emphasizing vegan and gluten-free options. As a spin-off from the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging, Prolupin benefits from advanced expertise in lupine fractionation and food technology, reinforced by several patents held by the institute. This positions the company strongly within the growing market for vegetable proteins, catering to the increasing demand for cholesterol and lactose-free alternatives.

envelio GmbH, founded in 2017 and based in Cologne, Germany, specializes in developing software solutions for the planning and operation of energy networks. The company offers the Intelligent Grid Platform (IGP), a modular software system designed to assist distribution grid operators in digitizing and automating their processes. This platform integrates algorithms based on artificial intelligence and mathematical optimization to facilitate the management of distribution grids, allowing for the seamless incorporation of numerous distributed energy resources and smart meter data. Key features of the IGP include applications for data quality management, automated grid planning, and operational support for congestion management in response to potential grid bottlenecks. By enabling grid operators to optimize their operations, envelio plays a crucial role in advancing the energy transition and enhancing grid sustainability and flexibility.

Troy is a FinTech company that specializes in friendly debt collection services, emphasizing a data-driven and omnichannel approach to customer experience. Recognizing that over 50% of customers may overlook payments or experience temporary financial difficulties, Troy focuses on maintaining strong relationships between creditors and their customers. The company combines advanced technology with extensive debt collection expertise and marketing best practices, positioning itself as a leader in customer experience within the debt collection sector in Europe. This innovative approach has demonstrated significant results, achieving debt recovery rates 25% to 80% higher than traditional agencies. With a customer satisfaction rating of 4.1 out of 5, Troy's services not only facilitate faster payment but also enhance overall customer relations. While primarily catering to corporate clients, the Troy platform also aids in digitizing and improving customer experience in other internal processes, showcasing its versatility and commitment to elevating client interactions.

BlueID GmbH, founded in 2006 and based in Munich, Germany, specializes in mobile access control solutions that allow users to interact with various objects through their smartphones. The company has pioneered the concept of a digital key ring for mobile devices, facilitating identification, access control, authentication, and secure command execution. BlueID's innovative platform integrates smoothly into applications, backend systems, and existing hardware, making it versatile for various industries. Initially rooted in developing security technology for the automotive sector, BlueID has since broadened its product range to include applications in facility management and information technology, positioning itself as a leader in secure mobile access solutions.

VMRay is a cybersecurity company that builds hypervisor‑based, agentless sandboxing solutions for dynamic malware analysis. Its flagship product, VMRay Analyzer, runs suspicious code in a protected virtual environment that is invisible to the malware, allowing the system to capture a complete record of all interactions. The platform delivers precise, noise‑free detection and supports incident response, digital forensics, and threat intelligence. Additional offerings include VMRay Detector for automated threat detection, VMRay Investigator for forensic investigation, and VMRay Email Threat Defender to block phishing and targeted email attacks. By automatically analyzing and blocking malicious network traffic, VMRay protects enterprise assets, infrastructure, and intellectual property while providing actionable intelligence for security teams at all levels.

Brighter AI Technologies GmbH, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany, specializes in developing artificial intelligence-enabled software solutions. The company's primary focus is on video anonymization, which protects individual identities in compliance with privacy regulations such as GDPR. Their technology anonymizes camera data, including personally identifiable information like faces, allowing companies to use publicly recorded footage for analytics and AI applications while ensuring data privacy. Brighter AI's solutions are used across various sectors, initially starting within the automotive industry. The company has been recognized for its innovative work, being named “Europe’s Hottest AI Startup” by Nvidia and winning "The Spark - The German Digital Award" by Handelsblatt & McKinsey.

Sweepatic is a cybersecurity company headquartered in Belgium that specializes in External Attack Surface Management. Its cloud-based platform continuously maps, monitors, and manages internet-connected assets and associated risks, operating around the clock. By delivering high-impact insights and notifications through an intuitive dashboard, Sweepatic helps organizations identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in their external attack surfaces. This proactive approach enhances cyber resilience and reduces the likelihood of becoming targets for cybercriminals.

UltraSoC Technologies Ltd., established in 2005 and headquartered in Cambridge, UK, specializes in semiconductor intellectual property (IP) for system monitoring, analysis, and optimization. The company's core offering is an independent, non-intrusive system-level architecture that enables real-time, wire-speed monitoring of System-on-Chip (SoC) internal behavior. This IP accelerates and de-risks development by providing engineers with insights into complex interactions between on-chip sub-systems, buses, and software. UltraSoC's toolkit comprises configurable modules and software for IP configuration, debug, and analytics, serving applications in SoC debug, analytics and optimization, in-field monitoring, and security. Since June 2020, UltraSoC operates as a subsidiary of Siemens AG.

IPlytics is a Berlin-based provider of intellectual property intelligence software that offers an online platform for patent analytics and technology landscape assessment. The platform combines patent analysis, valuation, mapping and landscaping with technology standards and product data, including standard essential patents, licensing terms and patent pools, to support strategic decision making. It helps organizations with patent positioning and patentability assessments, investments and portfolio planning, licensing cost optimization, standardization opportunities, emerging technologies, and entry into new markets and alliances. The solution aggregates global patent data, declared standards and standards contributions, enabling analysis of past, present and future technology trajectories. With an integrated interface and data-driven insights, IPlytics aims to empower IP and technology management teams to align portfolios with business strategy, engage in licensing and acquisitions, and participate in patent pools, even when resources are limited. Founded in 2012, IPlytics serves research institutions and enterprises seeking fast, actionable intelligence on IP assets and standards.

RIPS Technologies GmbH, founded in 2010 and based in Bochum, Germany, specializes in automated security analysis software tailored for web applications. The company is recognized for its advanced PHP code analyzer, which was developed from the ground up to identify complex vulnerabilities, including those that are deeply nested. In addition to PHP, RIPS Technologies has expanded its capabilities to analyze other programming languages such as Java and JavaScript. The company's innovative security testing technologies enable users to conduct code scans, perform real-time analysis, and monitor security metrics, effectively helping organizations identify and mitigate threats in their web applications. As of April 30, 2020, RIPS Technologies operates as a subsidiary of SonarSource SA.

BrandMaker GmbH specializes in designing and developing marketing resource management (MRM) and customer engagement software solutions tailored for various industries. The company's offerings encompass project and workflow management, digital asset management, brand management, content marketing, local area marketing, customer engagement, and performance management. Key products include Marketing Planer, Job Manager, Review Manager, Reporting Center, Media Pool, and Sales Enablement Workbench, among others. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany, BrandMaker was previously known as pi-consult GmbH until its rebranding in 2009. The company is recognized as a leader in MRM by industry analysts and serves over 300 prominent clients, including Bayer and Daimler, who rely on its solutions to enhance marketing planning and execution across diverse markets in Europe.

The Ferroelectric Memory Company (FMC), based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in providing embedded nonvolatile memory solutions to the semiconductor industry. FMC's core technology is based on ferroelectric hafnium oxide (FE-HfO2), enabling ultra-low-power, high-performance, and dense non-volatile storage. This technology, known as FeFET, transforms classical high-k metal-gate transistors into nonvolatile ferroelectric field effect transistors, allowing for easy scaling of microcontrollers from 65nm down to 5nm and beyond. FMC's solutions offer significant advantages, including a 80% reduction in system-on-chip (SoC) cost, a 1000x reduction in write energy per bit, and a 70% overall performance gain. The company's technology is designed to be compatible with cutting-edge technology nodes, making it a future-proof solution for the semiconductor industry.

Theva specializes in developing high-temperature superconductor coatings for over a decade. It focuses on flexible coated conductors for electrical power engineering, holding a strong patent portfolio and proprietary technology. Additionally, Theva designs specialized equipment and offers quality control services for these coatings, setting global standards.

Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provides clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2011, the company launched the Sonnenbatterie, one of the first intelligent lithium storage systems in the German and Austrian markets. Sonnen's products not only focus on energy storage but also include features such as active energy management, smart metering, and integration with virtual power plants. These systems allow users to optimize energy use, save money by utilizing energy generated from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid, and manage their home automation platforms effectively.

Jedox is a developer of an enterprise performance management platform that enhances planning, analysis, and reporting through a unified, cloud-based software suite. The company's platform aims to simplify these processes by automating repetitive tasks and fostering collaboration among departments. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Jedox transforms business operations, empowering decision-makers with the tools they need to make informed choices confidently. This focus on digitalization enables organizations to work more efficiently and collaboratively, ultimately enhancing their overall performance.

Rhebo GmbH is a company based in Leipzig, Germany, founded in 2014, that specializes in the development of industrial control systems. The company offers solutions that monitor, analyze, and visualize data traffic in industrial control networks. Its flagship product, Rhebo Industrial Protector, is designed to ensure the continuous operation of these systems by enabling automatic anomaly detection, which enhances operational security and guards against cyberattacks. By employing Rhebo's technology, operators of automated production and critical infrastructure can significantly reduce downtime and outages, leading to substantial cost savings.

Creapaper develops a grass-based raw material for paper production, primarily derived from grass fiber and dried hay, produced through a patented process to replace virgin wood fibers in paper and cardboard manufacturing. The company supplies the paper industry with this sustainable alternative and offers grass-based raw material, processed paper, and seed-embedded products that can be planted after use, including packaging concepts such as flower and herb boxes. Substituting grass for wood can reduce CO2 emissions in the manufacturing process by up to 75% and supports efforts to lower plastic pollution in the packaging and paper supply chain.

Heliatek GmbH, founded in 2006 and based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in the development and manufacture of organic photovoltaics (OPV) solutions, particularly HeliaSol and HeliaFilm. These innovative products are designed for integration into various building surfaces, including horizontal, vertical, and curved structures, making them suitable for retrofitting existing buildings as well as for new construction. Heliatek's OPV technology is characterized by its ultra-lightweight and flexible nature, contributing to environmentally friendly energy solutions. The company serves a diverse clientele, including those in the building and construction materials industry, automotive manufacturers, and suppliers, and has established strategic partnerships with firms such as AGC Glass Europe and Reckli China. With approximately 160 employees, Heliatek is at the forefront of advancing organic electronics, utilizing advanced roll-to-roll manufacturing processes in controlled environments to produce its solar films.

Open-Xchange, founded in 2005, specializes in developing open-source software and services aimed at fostering an open, secure, and transparent digital environment. The company provides an integrated messaging, collaboration, and productivity platform tailored for telecommunications, hosting, and service providers. Its solutions enable secure storage, file management, and effective document collaboration, allowing businesses to connect and engage with their users effectively. Open-Xchange emphasizes flexibility and user satisfaction, positioning itself as a sustainable option in competitive markets. With a proven track record in agile software development, the company continues to innovate and adapt its offerings to meet the evolving needs of its clients.

BrandMaker GmbH specializes in designing and developing marketing resource management (MRM) and customer engagement software solutions tailored for various industries. The company's offerings encompass project and workflow management, digital asset management, brand management, content marketing, local area marketing, customer engagement, and performance management. Key products include Marketing Planer, Job Manager, Review Manager, Reporting Center, Media Pool, and Sales Enablement Workbench, among others. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany, BrandMaker was previously known as pi-consult GmbH until its rebranding in 2009. The company is recognized as a leader in MRM by industry analysts and serves over 300 prominent clients, including Bayer and Daimler, who rely on its solutions to enhance marketing planning and execution across diverse markets in Europe.

Videantis is a provider of computer vision and video processing intellectual property, focusing on delivering flexible imaging and multi-standard hardware and software video coding solutions for various markets, including automotive, mobile, consumer, and embedded systems. The company employs a unified processor platform approach, which is licensed to chip manufacturers, enabling customized solutions that cater to specific customer requirements. With expertise in deep camera and video applications, as well as strong system-on-a-chip design and architecture capabilities, Videantis serves a global clientele across diverse applications, such as advanced driver assistance systems, autonomous driving, mobile devices, augmented and virtual reality, the Internet of Things, gesture interfacing, computational photography, in-car infotainment, and over-the-top television. The company's rapid growth has earned it recognition, including the Red Herring Award and multiple Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Awards in Germany.

Prolupin GmbH is a German company founded in 2010, specializing in the development and production of plant-based food ingredients derived from lupine seeds. Based in Grimmen, Prolupin offers a range of products tailored for various sectors of the food industry, including bakery, meat, pasta, and health foods. The company's portfolio includes lupine ingredients, ice cream products, and protein isolates, emphasizing vegan and gluten-free options. As a spin-off from the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging, Prolupin benefits from advanced expertise in lupine fractionation and food technology, reinforced by several patents held by the institute. This positions the company strongly within the growing market for vegetable proteins, catering to the increasing demand for cholesterol and lactose-free alternatives.

RIPS Technologies GmbH, founded in 2010 and based in Bochum, Germany, specializes in automated security analysis software tailored for web applications. The company is recognized for its advanced PHP code analyzer, which was developed from the ground up to identify complex vulnerabilities, including those that are deeply nested. In addition to PHP, RIPS Technologies has expanded its capabilities to analyze other programming languages such as Java and JavaScript. The company's innovative security testing technologies enable users to conduct code scans, perform real-time analysis, and monitor security metrics, effectively helping organizations identify and mitigate threats in their web applications. As of April 30, 2020, RIPS Technologies operates as a subsidiary of SonarSource SA.

Theva specializes in developing high-temperature superconductor coatings for over a decade. It focuses on flexible coated conductors for electrical power engineering, holding a strong patent portfolio and proprietary technology. Additionally, Theva designs specialized equipment and offers quality control services for these coatings, setting global standards.

Cysal is a biotechnology company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Münster, Germany. It develops, optimizes, and licenses fermentation technologies and processes for biopolymers and low-molecular-weight compounds, including dipeptides. The company focuses on microbial fermentation, its metabolic diversity, and the selection of microbial strains to enable production alternatives to chemical methods. Cysal offers technology development, process optimization, and licensing services, and collaborates with a network of partners and distributors in Germany and internationally to serve clients in research and industry.

PERORA GmbH is a biotechnology company based in Heidelberg, Germany, that focuses on developing innovative solutions for weight management and obesity treatment. Established in 2013, the company has created a polymer-based fat-binding medical device and has also produced REDIA, a nutritional supplement that is clinically validated for lowering postprandial blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetes patients. REDIA is the first supplement with a health claim approved in the European Union and the United States, and the company holds patents for this product in multiple countries. PERORA is strategically positioning itself to build a subscription-based business model for self-management of chronic age-related metabolic health within Europe, with plans to expand its licensing efforts internationally.

temicon specializes in the development and manufacturing of micro- and nanostructured products. Its offerings include micro tools, holotools, micro parts, micro stencils, and standard molds, serving diverse applications such as lighting technology, display technology, life sciences, solar technology, and environmental engineering. The company provides foundry services using techniques like ultraviolet-lithography, interference lithography, nanoimprint, and electroforming. It caters to both small-scale and large-scale production needs, with a focus on precision and quality.

Amynova Polymers GmbH, based in Wolfen, Germany, is a developer and manufacturer of starch-based biopolymers established in 2006. The company specializes in creating bio-based alternatives for various applications, utilizing renewable raw materials sourced from local cultivation. Amynova's biopolymers serve multiple industries, including agriculture, where they enhance the efficiency of active ingredients in fertilizers and pesticides. Additionally, their products are utilized in the paper and cardboard industry for barrier formation that offers fat and aroma resistance. The company is also expanding its reach into the adhesives, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical sectors, providing clients with sustainable alternatives to traditional chemical materials while contributing to a reduced carbon footprint.

Open-Xchange, founded in 2005, specializes in developing open-source software and services aimed at fostering an open, secure, and transparent digital environment. The company provides an integrated messaging, collaboration, and productivity platform tailored for telecommunications, hosting, and service providers. Its solutions enable secure storage, file management, and effective document collaboration, allowing businesses to connect and engage with their users effectively. Open-Xchange emphasizes flexibility and user satisfaction, positioning itself as a sustainable option in competitive markets. With a proven track record in agile software development, the company continues to innovate and adapt its offerings to meet the evolving needs of its clients.

BrandMaker GmbH specializes in designing and developing marketing resource management (MRM) and customer engagement software solutions tailored for various industries. The company's offerings encompass project and workflow management, digital asset management, brand management, content marketing, local area marketing, customer engagement, and performance management. Key products include Marketing Planer, Job Manager, Review Manager, Reporting Center, Media Pool, and Sales Enablement Workbench, among others. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany, BrandMaker was previously known as pi-consult GmbH until its rebranding in 2009. The company is recognized as a leader in MRM by industry analysts and serves over 300 prominent clients, including Bayer and Daimler, who rely on its solutions to enhance marketing planning and execution across diverse markets in Europe.

Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provides clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2011, the company launched the Sonnenbatterie, one of the first intelligent lithium storage systems in the German and Austrian markets. Sonnen's products not only focus on energy storage but also include features such as active energy management, smart metering, and integration with virtual power plants. These systems allow users to optimize energy use, save money by utilizing energy generated from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid, and manage their home automation platforms effectively.

VMRay is a cybersecurity company that builds hypervisor‑based, agentless sandboxing solutions for dynamic malware analysis. Its flagship product, VMRay Analyzer, runs suspicious code in a protected virtual environment that is invisible to the malware, allowing the system to capture a complete record of all interactions. The platform delivers precise, noise‑free detection and supports incident response, digital forensics, and threat intelligence. Additional offerings include VMRay Detector for automated threat detection, VMRay Investigator for forensic investigation, and VMRay Email Threat Defender to block phishing and targeted email attacks. By automatically analyzing and blocking malicious network traffic, VMRay protects enterprise assets, infrastructure, and intellectual property while providing actionable intelligence for security teams at all levels.

Heliatek GmbH, founded in 2006 and based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in the development and manufacture of organic photovoltaics (OPV) solutions, particularly HeliaSol and HeliaFilm. These innovative products are designed for integration into various building surfaces, including horizontal, vertical, and curved structures, making them suitable for retrofitting existing buildings as well as for new construction. Heliatek's OPV technology is characterized by its ultra-lightweight and flexible nature, contributing to environmentally friendly energy solutions. The company serves a diverse clientele, including those in the building and construction materials industry, automotive manufacturers, and suppliers, and has established strategic partnerships with firms such as AGC Glass Europe and Reckli China. With approximately 160 employees, Heliatek is at the forefront of advancing organic electronics, utilizing advanced roll-to-roll manufacturing processes in controlled environments to produce its solar films.

CNM Technologies develops and produces functionalized carbon nanomembranes, used in applications such as membranes, electronics/semiconductor, biotechnology/life sciences, medical sciences, energy/transportation, and nanotechnology. The company's products include support membranes for transmission electron microscopy and individually specified nanomembranes for research. Based in Bielefeld, Germany, CNM Technologies holds a broad patent portfolio and collaborates with prestigious institutions for development.

Rhebo GmbH is a company based in Leipzig, Germany, founded in 2014, that specializes in the development of industrial control systems. The company offers solutions that monitor, analyze, and visualize data traffic in industrial control networks. Its flagship product, Rhebo Industrial Protector, is designed to ensure the continuous operation of these systems by enabling automatic anomaly detection, which enhances operational security and guards against cyberattacks. By employing Rhebo's technology, operators of automated production and critical infrastructure can significantly reduce downtime and outages, leading to substantial cost savings.

Greenergetic GmbH is a solar power company based in Bielefeld, Germany, founded in 2013. It specializes in providing photovoltaic cells and systems through an online platform, catering to individual customers. The company offers a comprehensive suite of online tools that assist in configuring photovoltaic systems for residential use. Additionally, Greenergetic provides a white-label online portal that empowers energy providers to offer a range of energy-efficient products, including photovoltaic systems, energy storage solutions, heating options, and smart home technologies. As of May 2019, Greenergetic operates as a subsidiary of innogy SE.

Theva specializes in developing high-temperature superconductor coatings for over a decade. It focuses on flexible coated conductors for electrical power engineering, holding a strong patent portfolio and proprietary technology. Additionally, Theva designs specialized equipment and offers quality control services for these coatings, setting global standards.

Jedox is a developer of an enterprise performance management platform that enhances planning, analysis, and reporting through a unified, cloud-based software suite. The company's platform aims to simplify these processes by automating repetitive tasks and fostering collaboration among departments. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Jedox transforms business operations, empowering decision-makers with the tools they need to make informed choices confidently. This focus on digitalization enables organizations to work more efficiently and collaboratively, ultimately enhancing their overall performance.

CoAdvertise is a provider of a digital advertising platform that assists businesses in managing campaigns and selling inventory across various channels. The company specializes in developing bidding and yield optimization technology tailored for digital advertising. Its platform serves a diverse range of clients, including advertising agencies, managed advertisers, self-service advertisers, self-service publishers, and managed publishers. By leveraging its technology, CoAdvertise enables these clients to effectively achieve their objectives in the competitive landscape of digital advertising.

PERORA GmbH is a biotechnology company based in Heidelberg, Germany, that focuses on developing innovative solutions for weight management and obesity treatment. Established in 2013, the company has created a polymer-based fat-binding medical device and has also produced REDIA, a nutritional supplement that is clinically validated for lowering postprandial blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetes patients. REDIA is the first supplement with a health claim approved in the European Union and the United States, and the company holds patents for this product in multiple countries. PERORA is strategically positioning itself to build a subscription-based business model for self-management of chronic age-related metabolic health within Europe, with plans to expand its licensing efforts internationally.

Prolupin GmbH is a German company founded in 2010, specializing in the development and production of plant-based food ingredients derived from lupine seeds. Based in Grimmen, Prolupin offers a range of products tailored for various sectors of the food industry, including bakery, meat, pasta, and health foods. The company's portfolio includes lupine ingredients, ice cream products, and protein isolates, emphasizing vegan and gluten-free options. As a spin-off from the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging, Prolupin benefits from advanced expertise in lupine fractionation and food technology, reinforced by several patents held by the institute. This positions the company strongly within the growing market for vegetable proteins, catering to the increasing demand for cholesterol and lactose-free alternatives.

Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provides clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2011, the company launched the Sonnenbatterie, one of the first intelligent lithium storage systems in the German and Austrian markets. Sonnen's products not only focus on energy storage but also include features such as active energy management, smart metering, and integration with virtual power plants. These systems allow users to optimize energy use, save money by utilizing energy generated from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid, and manage their home automation platforms effectively.

Founded in 2010, Saperatec specializes in recycling technologies. Its proprietary process physically and chemically separates bonded and coated materials, transforming multi-layer waste into valuable secondary raw materials.

Prolupin GmbH is a German company founded in 2010, specializing in the development and production of plant-based food ingredients derived from lupine seeds. Based in Grimmen, Prolupin offers a range of products tailored for various sectors of the food industry, including bakery, meat, pasta, and health foods. The company's portfolio includes lupine ingredients, ice cream products, and protein isolates, emphasizing vegan and gluten-free options. As a spin-off from the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging, Prolupin benefits from advanced expertise in lupine fractionation and food technology, reinforced by several patents held by the institute. This positions the company strongly within the growing market for vegetable proteins, catering to the increasing demand for cholesterol and lactose-free alternatives.

Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provides clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2011, the company launched the Sonnenbatterie, one of the first intelligent lithium storage systems in the German and Austrian markets. Sonnen's products not only focus on energy storage but also include features such as active energy management, smart metering, and integration with virtual power plants. These systems allow users to optimize energy use, save money by utilizing energy generated from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid, and manage their home automation platforms effectively.

temicon specializes in the development and manufacturing of micro- and nanostructured products. Its offerings include micro tools, holotools, micro parts, micro stencils, and standard molds, serving diverse applications such as lighting technology, display technology, life sciences, solar technology, and environmental engineering. The company provides foundry services using techniques like ultraviolet-lithography, interference lithography, nanoimprint, and electroforming. It caters to both small-scale and large-scale production needs, with a focus on precision and quality.

Heliatek GmbH, founded in 2006 and based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in the development and manufacture of organic photovoltaics (OPV) solutions, particularly HeliaSol and HeliaFilm. These innovative products are designed for integration into various building surfaces, including horizontal, vertical, and curved structures, making them suitable for retrofitting existing buildings as well as for new construction. Heliatek's OPV technology is characterized by its ultra-lightweight and flexible nature, contributing to environmentally friendly energy solutions. The company serves a diverse clientele, including those in the building and construction materials industry, automotive manufacturers, and suppliers, and has established strategic partnerships with firms such as AGC Glass Europe and Reckli China. With approximately 160 employees, Heliatek is at the forefront of advancing organic electronics, utilizing advanced roll-to-roll manufacturing processes in controlled environments to produce its solar films.

Prolupin GmbH is a German company founded in 2010, specializing in the development and production of plant-based food ingredients derived from lupine seeds. Based in Grimmen, Prolupin offers a range of products tailored for various sectors of the food industry, including bakery, meat, pasta, and health foods. The company's portfolio includes lupine ingredients, ice cream products, and protein isolates, emphasizing vegan and gluten-free options. As a spin-off from the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging, Prolupin benefits from advanced expertise in lupine fractionation and food technology, reinforced by several patents held by the institute. This positions the company strongly within the growing market for vegetable proteins, catering to the increasing demand for cholesterol and lactose-free alternatives.

Geo-En plans and builds integral energy supply systems for heating, cooling and electricity. Geo-En systems increase the property value by using renewable heat and cold energies. The hybrid systems of Geo-Encombine heat pumps with cogeneration or solar technology and thus, achieve efficiency targets as well as cost targets. As a powerful source for shallow geothermal energy, Geo-Enhas developed the groundwater circulation well technology. It provides energy ten times that of a conventional probe through the circulation of groundwater and is already known as a patent. For optimal management of geothermal energy systems and hybrid systems, Geo-Enoffers comfortable management and monitoring systems. Since its establishment in 2007, Geo-En has implemented over 20 large systems, from 50 kW up to 1 MW of heating. The energy systems supply power to office buildings, residential buildings and complete districts. Geo-En follows and manages the systems through a centralised control station.

CNM Technologies develops and produces functionalized carbon nanomembranes, used in applications such as membranes, electronics/semiconductor, biotechnology/life sciences, medical sciences, energy/transportation, and nanotechnology. The company's products include support membranes for transmission electron microscopy and individually specified nanomembranes for research. Based in Bielefeld, Germany, CNM Technologies holds a broad patent portfolio and collaborates with prestigious institutions for development.

Turbina Energy is a German company based in Unterhaching, Bayern, specializing in the development and manufacturing of small wind turbines and hybrid power systems. Founded in 2006, Turbina Energy focuses on creating innovative solutions for sustainable energy production, emphasizing designs that range from 1kW to 4kW. The company’s products are tailored to meet the needs of various applications, promoting both economic efficiency and environmental sustainability. Through intensive research and development, Turbina Energy aims to contribute to cleaner energy solutions while effectively marketing and installing its systems.

Open-Xchange, founded in 2005, specializes in developing open-source software and services aimed at fostering an open, secure, and transparent digital environment. The company provides an integrated messaging, collaboration, and productivity platform tailored for telecommunications, hosting, and service providers. Its solutions enable secure storage, file management, and effective document collaboration, allowing businesses to connect and engage with their users effectively. Open-Xchange emphasizes flexibility and user satisfaction, positioning itself as a sustainable option in competitive markets. With a proven track record in agile software development, the company continues to innovate and adapt its offerings to meet the evolving needs of its clients.

Founded in 2010, Saperatec specializes in recycling technologies. Its proprietary process physically and chemically separates bonded and coated materials, transforming multi-layer waste into valuable secondary raw materials.

Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provides clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2011, the company launched the Sonnenbatterie, one of the first intelligent lithium storage systems in the German and Austrian markets. Sonnen's products not only focus on energy storage but also include features such as active energy management, smart metering, and integration with virtual power plants. These systems allow users to optimize energy use, save money by utilizing energy generated from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid, and manage their home automation platforms effectively.

Evodos is a Netherlands-based developer of centrifugal separation systems powered by Spiral Plate Technology (SPT). SPT enables solids to be separated from liquids and formed into paste or stackable shapes, allowing processing of materials with varying consistencies while delivering high separation efficiency at relatively low energy consumption. The automated systems handle flow rates from 750 liters per hour to 40 cubic meters per hour and feature a compact footprint, low noise, and low maintenance. Markets include algae dehydration and purification of cold-rolling oils, with applications in oil and gas. The company emphasizes sustainable, high-performance solid-liquid separation with minimal parameter tuning for certain liquid-liquid separations.

Cysal is a biotechnology company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Münster, Germany. It develops, optimizes, and licenses fermentation technologies and processes for biopolymers and low-molecular-weight compounds, including dipeptides. The company focuses on microbial fermentation, its metabolic diversity, and the selection of microbial strains to enable production alternatives to chemical methods. Cysal offers technology development, process optimization, and licensing services, and collaborates with a network of partners and distributors in Germany and internationally to serve clients in research and industry.

Subitec GmbH, founded in 2000 in Stuttgart, Germany, specializes in the manufacture of microalgae biotechnology cultivation equipment and turn-key production systems. The company offers a range of products, including Flat Panel Airlift Photobioreactors with various cultivation volumes, along with essential components such as lighting systems, media feeds, temperature control, and harvesting solutions. Subitec's systems encompass engineering and construction for outdoor and indoor applications, as well as compact and hybrid systems, catering to diverse markets including nutraceuticals, food and feed, aquaculture, cosmetics, and energy. Originating as a spin-off from the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial and Biotechnology, Subitec focuses on enabling clients to produce sustainable bio-products from high-quality microalgae.

Smart Hydro Power GmbH is a company based in Feldafing, Germany, that specializes in the development and manufacture of kinetic micro-hydro power plants. Founded in 2010, it evolved from a group of turbine developers into a provider of comprehensive renewable energy solutions, focusing on decentralized electrification projects. The company offers a range of products, including smart turbines, smart packages, and an intelligent energy management system, designed to meet the needs of remote and off-grid locations. Smart Hydro Power's systems are eco-friendly, fish-friendly, and require minimal infrastructure, making them a viable alternative for rural electrification. By combining simplicity, competitiveness, and completeness in its offerings, the company aims to enhance productivity and improve living standards in underserved communities.

Geo-En plans and builds integral energy supply systems for heating, cooling and electricity. Geo-En systems increase the property value by using renewable heat and cold energies. The hybrid systems of Geo-Encombine heat pumps with cogeneration or solar technology and thus, achieve efficiency targets as well as cost targets. As a powerful source for shallow geothermal energy, Geo-Enhas developed the groundwater circulation well technology. It provides energy ten times that of a conventional probe through the circulation of groundwater and is already known as a patent. For optimal management of geothermal energy systems and hybrid systems, Geo-Enoffers comfortable management and monitoring systems. Since its establishment in 2007, Geo-En has implemented over 20 large systems, from 50 kW up to 1 MW of heating. The energy systems supply power to office buildings, residential buildings and complete districts. Geo-En follows and manages the systems through a centralised control station.

CNM Technologies develops and produces functionalized carbon nanomembranes, used in applications such as membranes, electronics/semiconductor, biotechnology/life sciences, medical sciences, energy/transportation, and nanotechnology. The company's products include support membranes for transmission electron microscopy and individually specified nanomembranes for research. Based in Bielefeld, Germany, CNM Technologies holds a broad patent portfolio and collaborates with prestigious institutions for development.

Broadband United GmbH (BroadU) improve the transmission characteristics of existing copper lines in the subscriber access network. All BroadU solutions are based on Interference Cancellation Technology (IFC). BroadU has developed IFC together with Vierling Communications GmbH, Ebermannstadt, the Chair of Information Transmission, Erlangen, iAd GmbH, Großhabersdorf and other partners. IFC products significantly reduce crosstalk interference on telephone cables. With DSL signals, this allows up to 100 percent more range and transmission rate as well as significantly higher cable assignment and stability.

Feranova is a manufacturer and service provider in the solar industry, specializing in photovoltaic (PV) and concentrated solar power (CSP) projects. The company manages the entire project lifecycle, from planning to implementation, in-house. It has developed an innovative CSP-aluminium mirror and is now concentrating on the planning and commercialization of solar thermal equipment both in Germany and internationally. Additionally, Feranova builds turn-key solar thermal facilities for thermal solar power plants. By offering products such as sandwich mirrors, CSP collectors, and PV modules, Feranova aims to provide solutions for both private and industrial clients, contributing to environmentally sustainable practices and the preservation of nature.

Founded in 2010, Saperatec specializes in recycling technologies. Its proprietary process physically and chemically separates bonded and coated materials, transforming multi-layer waste into valuable secondary raw materials.

Svh24.de is a Germany-based online shop specializing in tools, equipment, and production supplies. SVH Handels-GmbH is a wholly owned subsidiary of HAHN + KOLB Werkzeuge GmbH based in Ludwigsburg. SVH Handels-GmbH and HAHN + KOLB Werkzeuge GmbH are companies of the Würth Group based in Künzelsau. The Würth Group is the world market leader in its core business of trading in assembly and fastening materials. It currently consists of over 400 companies in more than 80 countries and employs more than 70,000 people. Further information about the Würth Group can be found at www.wuerth.com . As early as 1998, Alexander Schmidt founded the predecessor company of today's SVH Handels-GmbH. The high commitment to the needs of its customers has since formed the basis for the steady growth of the company. The online shop svh24.de is the procurement portal for professional craftsmen and ambitious DIY enthusiasts to meet their recurring needs.

Gollmann Picking Systems specializes in the development, planning, production, and marketing of automatic storage systems tailored for pharmacies and industrial applications. Founded in 2006, the company has grown to employ over 60 individuals and has earned several awards for its innovative solutions. Gollmann's primary offerings include robotic dispensing and vending machines designed to automate the storage of small products, enhancing inventory management for pharmacies. These systems are characterized by their ease of operation, flexibility, and lightweight construction, enabling efficient handling and monitoring of stock. In addition to its products, Gollmann provides a comprehensive range of services, including remote monitoring, repair, and training, supported by a nationwide service network.

eZelleron is an innovative company with the intention to revolutionize portable power supply. Accumulator systems and batteries do not come up to the growing demands on portable and mobile energy storages in a satisfactory way. eZellerons new fuel cell technology is extremely light, works on all fuels and is low cost since the start of serial production in 2014.

Heliatek GmbH, founded in 2006 and based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in the development and manufacture of organic photovoltaics (OPV) solutions, particularly HeliaSol and HeliaFilm. These innovative products are designed for integration into various building surfaces, including horizontal, vertical, and curved structures, making them suitable for retrofitting existing buildings as well as for new construction. Heliatek's OPV technology is characterized by its ultra-lightweight and flexible nature, contributing to environmentally friendly energy solutions. The company serves a diverse clientele, including those in the building and construction materials industry, automotive manufacturers, and suppliers, and has established strategic partnerships with firms such as AGC Glass Europe and Reckli China. With approximately 160 employees, Heliatek is at the forefront of advancing organic electronics, utilizing advanced roll-to-roll manufacturing processes in controlled environments to produce its solar films.

Novaled AG is a leading technology provider specializing in organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technologies. Founded in March 2003 and headquartered in Dresden, Germany, the company develops high-efficiency, long-lifetime OLED structures, leveraging its expertise in synthetic and analytical chemistry. Novaled offers comprehensive solutions for the organic electronic markets, including customized OLED products and services used in various applications, such as televisions and mobile phones. The company has established long-term partnerships with major players in the OLED industry and holds a robust intellectual property portfolio, with over 500 patents granted or pending. Additionally, Novaled has branch offices in Asia to support its global operations.

Jedox is a developer of an enterprise performance management platform that enhances planning, analysis, and reporting through a unified, cloud-based software suite. The company's platform aims to simplify these processes by automating repetitive tasks and fostering collaboration among departments. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Jedox transforms business operations, empowering decision-makers with the tools they need to make informed choices confidently. This focus on digitalization enables organizations to work more efficiently and collaboratively, ultimately enhancing their overall performance.

Open-Xchange, founded in 2005, specializes in developing open-source software and services aimed at fostering an open, secure, and transparent digital environment. The company provides an integrated messaging, collaboration, and productivity platform tailored for telecommunications, hosting, and service providers. Its solutions enable secure storage, file management, and effective document collaboration, allowing businesses to connect and engage with their users effectively. Open-Xchange emphasizes flexibility and user satisfaction, positioning itself as a sustainable option in competitive markets. With a proven track record in agile software development, the company continues to innovate and adapt its offerings to meet the evolving needs of its clients.

Founded in 2006, 4JET specializes in manufacturing laser systems for industrial surface treatment. It is renowned as the leading provider of laser systems for edge deletion in thin-film solar cells and tire labeling. The company also offers pulsed CO2 lasers for various industrial cleaning tasks. Since 2007, it has collaborated with Mitsubishi International GmbH for global sales.

Jedox is a developer of an enterprise performance management platform that enhances planning, analysis, and reporting through a unified, cloud-based software suite. The company's platform aims to simplify these processes by automating repetitive tasks and fostering collaboration among departments. By leveraging artificial intelligence, Jedox transforms business operations, empowering decision-makers with the tools they need to make informed choices confidently. This focus on digitalization enables organizations to work more efficiently and collaboratively, ultimately enhancing their overall performance.

DIVOLUTION is a German company that offers testing and targeting technology.