The global shortage of developers may reach 85.2 million by 2030. Through the current downturn, companies will need to do more with less. They risk losing $8.5 trillion in annual revenue because of this problem. Companies can increase developer velocity through: - Empowerment - Anticipating needs - Focussing on business problems - Minimizing barriers to productivity The Dolittle platform allows developers to retrofit existing enterprise applications in a low code environment, quickly and iteratively. We reduce barriers to productivity by making data locked in enterprise systems available in real time. We empower developers by making it easy to connect, compose and build applications. Our product allows developers to focus on the business problem; enabling new revenue streams.

At Xeneta, we have been on a mission to digitally transform the ocean and air freight market since 2012. Through our freight rate benchmarking and market analytics platform, we bring transparency to the market and empower our customers to make strategic data-driven decisions when procuring freight. Our customers include big brands such as Electrolux, L’Oréal, Continental, Puma, Nestlé, and ABB. Headquartered in Oslo, with offices in Hamburg and Jersey City and employees from over 60 different countries, we are a truly international company that celebrates diversity. Expanding internally and externally alike, we are constantly looking for new colleagues and partners to take on our mission with us.

Salire AS is a Norwegian tech-startup that develops applications that help small and medium sizes businesses grow. Our product AIFlow is an innovative CRM solution tailored around hundreds of Norwegian businesses. We like to call it a boosted CRM because it offers an all in one experience with a simple interface, eliminating the need for many applications to run your business daily.

In tight collaboration with medical experts, we at Connect the Dots design and develop a virtual world where medical personnel can perform extensive medical procedural training in a safe environment without risking patient lives. Our goal is to increase the efficiency, productivity, and availability of practical medical procedure training.

Spect8 is a norwegian tech startup with a mission to help sports organizations, pro-athletes and sponsors that don’t have enough time, capacity, or the necessary skills to reach their potential in growing fan engagement and commercial value. Due to the power of association among consumers, brands allocate an increasing amount of their advertising budgets towards sports teams and athletes. To measure the value of a sponsorship, sponsors rely on manual measurements and expensive consulting services. At the same time, athletes, clubs, and federations are left with few resources to decide what their commercial value is, and often forfeit revenue (and funding for their sport) by underselling their commercial value. To solve this problem, we have developed a tool called Foqus. Foqus is an easy-to-use machine learning tool created for sports teams and individual athletes to determine their commercial value for sponsorships, and for brands to manage and measure multiple agreements. We are currently working with Norsk Toppfotball, sports associations, clubs and and several brands, and are off to a good start to reach our goal of creating a new industry standard for how sponsorship value is created, measured, and driven. The existing team consists of three business developers with expertise in strategy, marketing, sponsorship, data and analysis. In addition, we have associated development teams with both front-end, back-end and database expertise. We have recently become a part of StartupLab's Accelerator program, are supported by Innovation Norway and have ambitions to scale our business both nationally and internationally in the coming years. We therefore wish to expand our team with a skilled developer who also wants to make a professional career as an entrepreneur. The CTO will have the overall responsibility for the further development and scaling of our core product, Foqus, as well as the development of new tools and concepts going forward.

The WAYD application helps sport-teams gain funds and engage with their supporters through premium albums. By creating premium albums you are giving supporters the opportunity to subscribe to an album, support your team, and contribute to the album. Supporters can pick between several levels of memberships they will pay as a monthly or one-time subscription price for joining your album. You can set these tiers while creating the album.

Hybel is bringing reputability and automation to the private residential tenancy management market by providing a marketplace to match prospective tenants with landlords, as well as automating the day-to-day tasks of property management. We think there are too many bad-actors within the private residential rental market and are providing a platform where tenants & landlords can have successful tenancies and facilitate understanding their rights, responsibilities and obligations.

Zeabuz is a spin-off from the leading research community on autonomous vessels at NTNU in Trondheim. Our autonomy technology is field-proven for shortcuts across urban waterways, and we are now searching for long-term investors while preparing for market launch. Water used to be the main infrastructure for most cities in the world. While roads are filling up everywhere, much of the urban waters are have become highly underutilized. At Zeabuz we want to reverse this trend by introducing a technology platform that makes local waterborne transport an economically viable and sustainable option. Our mobility system, which comprises a combination of a network of small vessels, electric drive, and autonomous operation, is a truly scalable solution fit for many of the world’s urban areas. Enabling increased flow by utilizing available waterways will allow more people to travel by foot and bike and hence will reduce the need for road traffic and in the end reduce emissions of climate gasses. Another perspective is that dynamic utilization of waterways will reduce the need for new inflexible infrastructures such as roads and bridges, which saves both money, emissions from concrete production, and local footprint. The Zeabuz urban mobility system will be a compelling and attractive mobility solution for cities globally. Rough estimates have shown that there is a market for approx. 4000 Zeabuz-like ferries in the EU alone. Zeabuz aims to take a major share of this emerging market. The company is founded on the idea that passenger transport across urban waters is a highly suitable starting point for commercializing autonomous mobility. In this segment, risks are mitigated by low speeds and high physical margins which also allow us to focus on solving only a few problems at a time while still earning positive returns from the start. As the Zeabuz technology platform matures in this first segment, we will explore its scaling potential across several dimensions. This means we could branch out and adapt to new opportunities and market demand based on our solid foundation in autonomy, assurance, and mobility solutions. Our autonomy platform can be utilized to deliver Autonomy-as-a-Service which enables entries into new markets, new use cases, and an expansion to more complex operational domains. Zeabuz is now preparing for launching a commercial pilot in a Scandinavian city in 2022. Much of the financial structure required is already in place and will be triggered by the entry of a Lead Investor

Startup Migrants is a company based in Berlin and Oslo. We help cities to boost job creation. We are passionate about collecting and analyzing data that can help cities to solve their challenges. Our data is collected from 15 countries, 45 cities and over 200 in depth interviews with policy makers, entrepreneurs, NGOs and migrant founders. We also have created Startup Preschool, a 3-day crash course in entrepreneurship with and for young multicultural talents. We have so far done 84 Preschools and planning to many more in Norway, Germany, Austria and the UK and other countries. Our more than 1000 participants are now part of an acive alumni group and go on applying to accelerators and starting companies.

Tinydoc builds Bloo, small intelligent devices to improve every days life. Bloo devices are fun IoT devices connected to people's every day life. They enable personal data to improve every day experiences. Bloo core technologies are Bluetooth, IoT Edge, Machine Learning and an amazing new user experience!

The Groogert Project is an environmental startup that teaches children ways in which they can take action against climate change and take better care of nature. With a funny and colorful character named Groogert, we deliver important messages of hope and nature stewardship in different platforms. It is through games, trivias, songs and videos that our narrative is carefully crafted so that it is a positive learning experience for children. We believe, after all, that action towards climate change should not be preached or normative, but rather fun, motivating and exciting!

We made Vev for the next generation of creatives. From our own experiences as developers, designers, digital producers, content writers, and so much more, we were constantly faced with the brick wall that is web production. Large bespoke builds were costly and labor-intensive, and CMS templates made our stories feel flat and uninteresting. We built Vev with this simple principle: Take what's in your imagination and put it on the page. We are excited to bring creative power back to teams and we can't wait to check out what you all create.

60% of new restaurants fail within the first year. And nearly 80% close before their fifth anniversary. Owners are often so overwhelmed by the essential day-to-day operations that they rarely prioritize these tasks. But suboptimal operations lead to a significant amount of waste in these businesses. Savvie leverages data into a bite-sized, actionable insights for easier decision-making, which recommends them what to do and when. We help them increase revenue and avoid unnecessary cost.

Volant was founded in Norway by Tobias Nervik and Daniel Hoftun. They shared a flat in Oslo and wanted to buy an aroma diffuser to start using essential oils after Tobias heard about it on the Tim Ferriss show. Daniel had just refurbished the apartment and wanted a nice-looking diffuser that fit well with the interior decor. They were unable to find one. That is why they created volant: to offer a minimalistic essential oil diffuser that goes with any interior. The volant diffuser was an instant hit in Norway and launched in 15 countries within the first year. The volant diffuser is Scandinavian in design and craftsmanship and is the flagship product of volant. It infuses our customers' spaces with fresh aromas and helps them feel relaxed, energetic or focused depending on their needs.

Taking the GPS revolution indoors combining standard Bluetooth and audioOur patented method of combining industry standard Bluetooth (BLE) and audio has enabled us to bring the GPS revolution indoors. Our SDK is compatible with the billions of existing iOS and Android devices. We take advantage of the unique properties of ultrasound for accurately measuring distances. When combined with our novel signal processing algorithms we achieve accuracy unrivaled by other indoor positioning technologies.