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Predictive Analytics World for Business Germany 2017Rising Media Ltd.
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Info e tips about pitching, some questions that could be used as a track.
apidays New York 2022 - How do Financial API developer portals differ from re...apidays
apidays New York 2022 - Beyond API Regulations for Finance, Insurance, and Healthcare
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Presentations from contestants in the Apartment Internet Marketing Conference's 2011 startup competition. Rentmineonline.com took home the victor's trophy.
Predictive Analytics World for Business Germany 2017Rising Media Ltd.
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Business model examples and pitch (vers. 2014)Frieda Brioschi
Example of wellknown companies business model: Coca Cola (glass bottle!), Financial Times, LinkedIn, Groupon, Twitter, Facebook, Blockbuster and Google.
Community business model (geographically based, professional and online communities) and what is a business plan and how is diverse from a business model.
Info e tips about pitching, some questions that could be used as a track.
apidays New York 2022 - How do Financial API developer portals differ from re...apidays
apidays New York 2022 - Beyond API Regulations for Finance, Insurance, and Healthcare
July 27 & 28, 2022
How do Financial API developer portals differ from regular portals?
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INTERFACE, by apidays - The No Code Mindset.pdfapidays
INTERFACE, by apidays - APIs: the next 10 years
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My slides for the Startup Weekend Ghent (December 5-7). It's also kind of a "Best of BizCamp" overview. Three really short, provocative, 10-minute talks about doing business.
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ROI for APIs: Using Hackathons to Evaluate Your API ProgramCA API Management
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Alex Donn
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AT&T
Alex Gaber
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LeWeb 2012 Paris Startup Competition Pitch
1. HI, THERE
Founded in Spring 2011 by @fmaertens
Applied Machine Learning & Sensor Fusion
Passionate and experienced team
From Belgium, with
LeWeb ‘12 Paris Startup Pitch
@getjini
2. problem
As a smartphone user, I feel more and more
lost in an ocean of data.
Cumbersome experience for smartphone users
to actually find relevant stuff.
LeWeb ‘12 Paris Startup Pitch
@getjini
3. broken by design
Ubiquitous content. Scarce context.
Recommendations are static. Life is dynamic.
Humans produce biased data. Sensors observe behavior.
Advertisers work on quantity. We need quality.
LeWeb ‘12 Paris Startup Pitch
@getjini
4. welcome Jini
personal assistant and advisor
gives you insights in your life
connected devices/sources
capable to anticipate
privacy by design
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@getjini
5. secret sauce
The “Context Cube”
LeWeb ‘12 Paris Startup Pitch
@getjini
6. how it works
aggregate sensor data analyze behavior
integrate connected devices make predictive profiles
trigger real-time events push ideas and observations
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@getjini
7. for users
This is the part where things can go very wrong ;)
LIVE DEMO
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@getjini
8. für developers
BRINGING THE ULTIMATE COOKIE FOR MOBILE
SDK + API
Predictive Services Semantic Interface Sensor Fusion Framework
Sentiment Awareness Context Services Behavior Analysis
LeWeb ‘12 Paris Startup Pitch
@getjini
9. SDK & API
Fee per SDK instance API volume pricing p.m.
LeWeb ‘12 Paris Startup Pitch
@getjini
10. advertising model
Behavior and Intention based advertising
Turns ads in to an experience
Mobile ads (2016)
US$ 60B Looks like you had a rough night.
Want to taste that new Red Bull ?
We don’t sell data …
… we sell ideas.
LeWeb ‘12 Paris Startup Pitch
@getjini
11. financial projections
We are pre-revenue. Low burn-rate.
For 2012, we should focus on users and API developers
so we can give them a good experience
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@getjini
12. fundraising
Raising US$ 1 million in seed for 18 months runway
Expand team Launch product Establish presence abroad
LeWeb ‘12 Paris Startup Pitch
@getjini
13. THANK YOU
LeWeb ‘12 Paris Startup Pitch
@getjini
Editor's Notes
Hi everyone, my name is Filip Maertens and I’m the founder of Argus Labs.We’re a Belgian start-up with a team of nine developers, mathematicians and mobile experts that are passionate about smart-phones, machine learning, big data and sensors. Following a period of fundamental research, it wasn’t until last summer that we started the actual development of our technology.So we are very excited to be here today, as we’re about to give you a first look into our alpha version. @&
It seems we live in a paradox. While social networks and search engines have never been as omnipresent as today, yet it has become increasingly harder to find relevancy. And specifically for mobile users.We want to simplify the life of a mobile user, by knowing who he is and …This problem has some root causes:
Humans produce enormous amounts of content, yet there is little context available to make systems truly accurate and useful.Once patterns are identified, they hardly ever change. This is not at all how real-life works. I used to like AC/DC, but now I’m more into DJ Shadow. Our world is in constant change, yet systems remain mostly -evolutionary.It is in our human nature to produce biased – and so low quality - data. Let me ask you, how many of you today have “Liked” something just for the heck of it? Last one is that recommendations and ad systems around us are build to return as many results as possible, resulting in irrelevancy, often annoying a user.In short. Mobile users don’t have the tools to get personalized recommendations when they need it most, while brands struggle to get their message across to their consumers.
We made it our mission to transform your smart-phone into a smart-assistant. We called it Jini.Jini makes sense. She learns who you are, so she can help you discover and give personalized ideas and inspiration, but also anticipate what you want. We wanted it to feel as if you were having a sixth sense, without requiring the user to enter heaps of data.But first some complex mathematical and sensor issues had to be solved before we could start developing. This research gave us a one-year lead-time, and patented findings.
The technology that we’ve built is able to pervasively contextualize the user, its environment and its behavior. Our secret sauce is to mine social data, and analyze sensor data from your smart-phone and connected devices. We produce these dynamic contexts to better understand your needs, affinities and motivation.Method is patent pending
The true magic happens however when the system starts making spontaneous personalized suggestions. At the right moment. And under the right conditions.
We can go on for hours discussing the technology behind this, but let’s give you a quick walkthrough of Jini. OK?
For developers, advertisers and anyone else that wants to build context or behavior aware mobile apps, we’ve got good news.As of 2013, we expose our algorithms and platform through an SDK and an API so you can benefit from our research, and continued support to create your own sensor fused apps. Let me show you what I mean.
As you can see you can link your solution from within your mobile app.Of course you might want to use the API to perform more complex tasks such as predictive profiling, sentiment analysis, context analysis and more. Just a quick example of our prediction in action.
We allow brands and advertisers to use true behavior- and intention-based campaigns to reach their audience by turning ads into useful experiences. Always on time. Always useful.We sell ideas. Never data. As such, we only offer our platform to brands so they can get their message across to the Jini community.Of course, advertisers can also use the API to make their own apps.
Developed this unique technology, we have set our ambitions to become a leading capability for behavioral and intention based services.As we are pre-revenue, our focus is definitely in delivering a good user experience and gaining traction.
My partner and myself have bootstrapped the company for over US$ 500.000. We are now raising a first round of US$ 1 million to expand the team, launch the product and establish a presence in a startup friendly climate.
Thank you for having me. I’ll gladly take any additional question.