Eight Start-ups join Pitney Bowes Accelerator Program

Pitney Bowes has named eight start-up companies in India which will join Pitney Bowes Accelerator program in India. The program is part of NASSCOM’s 10,000 Start-ups initiatives.

The eight start-ups are:

RetailNav, a solution for retail shopping with unique in-store location-based analytics
Audianz, a location-based advertising platform
Heuristics, a GPS-based vehicle tracking system (VTS) and mobile-based personnel tracking solutions
Yo-app, an app that integrates social circles with a discovery platform
Ideata Analytics, an integrated data intelligence platform to help users perform information discovery
Teritree, a customer experience management platform
BrownTape, a single-click multi-platform solution for ecommerce management
Tagalys, a solution that provides intelligent heuristic search

The program focusses on start-ups that leverage software for mobile, data analytics, location-based services, and ecommerce management.  Selected start-ups will have access to Pitney Bowes’ software, application programming interfaces (APIs) and data for the duration of the program. Training, technical and business guidance and mentoring will be provided to the start-ups from Pitney Bowes engineering and innovation leaders, and from software industry experts.  In addition to these strategic connections, start-ups in the Pitney Bowes Accelerator program will also be networking with prospective investors.

“We live in a connected and borderless world of commerce. Each of these companies is working on innovative contributions that complement our own technology solutions,” said Manish Choudhary, Vice-President, Worldwide Engineering, Pitney Bowes Inc.

Pitney Bowes continues to build its presence as a strong organization in India centred on innovation by becoming an incubator partner to NASSCOM’s 10,000 Start-ups initiative.