Indeni Listed as Semi-Finalist JVP Start-up Competition
Last week JVP hosted an international startup competition at Calcalist’s Mind the Tech Conference in New York, selecting 16 semi-finalists from over 120 companies competing for a $1 million award. The competing startups span domains such as Big Data, AI, cybersecurity, FinTech, mobility, enterprise software, cloud, IoT, health IT and more; winners are evaluated on product differentiation, stage of development, and a wild card category favoring strong technical teams. Indeni was chosen as one of the 16 semi-finalists, presented on the topic of Self-Driving IT, and is recruiting via Indeni Careers.
What was the scale and purpose of the JVP International Startup Competition mentioned in the article?
The JVP International Startup Competition was part of Calcalist’s Mind the Tech Conference in New York and attracted over 120 candidate companies competing for a $1 million award. Its purpose was to identify disruptive startups ready to scale across varied technology domains and to select semi-finalists and eventual winners based on predefined criteria. The competition aimed to connect promising teams with JVP and global industry partners to support growth and market penetration.
On what criteria were winners selected in the competition, according to the article?
Winners in the competition were selected based on three main criteria: product differentiation, which evaluates core technology that offers a unique solution to a business need; stage, which considers where the company stands from ideation to initial market penetration; and a wild card category for strong technical teams that demonstrate potential to build a company with JVP and global industry leaders. These criteria were applied to assess readiness to scale and fit for partnership and investment.
Which organizations partnered with the JVP program and what types of companies participated?
Program partners included Tesco Labs, Rise Tel Aviv in partnership with Barclays, Microsoft Accelerator, Deloitte, and Pepsico. Participating companies covered a wide range of fields such as Big Data and Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, FinTech, Mobility, Enterprise Software, Storage, Cloud Technologies, Mobile Media Technologies, IoT, Food Tech, Agro Tech, and Health IT and Medical Devices. The diversity of partners and participant domains reflects the competition’s focus on cross-industry innovation and scaling potential.

Last week JVP hosted a competition for disruptive startups that are ready to scale their operations. Indeni was selected as a finalist! We are thrilled to be amongst a community of innovative companies. Check out Indeni’s presentation that discusses the future of Self-Driving IT. Join our team by applying through Indeni Careers.
16 Semi-Finalists of JVP’s Startup Competition:
1. Deep Learning Robotics
2. Browsi
3. Craze
4. Mobility Insights, or Mobi
5. Axillion Smart Mobility
6. Indeni
7. The Emerj company
8. NeuroApplied
9. Ras Robotics
10. Cobox.io
11. Vicarius
12. Strattic
13. HomeTalk
14. MyRelief
15. Feelit
16. Mmuze
About the Competition
As part of the Calcalist’s Mind the Tech Conference in New York, 120 companies competed for the JVP International Startup Competition $1 Million award. 16 semi-finalists were selected from over 120 candidates. Participants operate in a variety of fields including:
- Big Data and Analytics
- Artificial Intelligence
- Cyber Security
- FinTech
- Mobility
- Enterprise Software
- Storage
- Cloud Technologies
- Mobile
- Media Technologies
- IoT
- Food Tech
- Agro Tech
- Health IT and Medical Devices
Winners selected based:
- Product Differentiation – Core technology that offers a unique solution to a business need
- Stage – From Ideation to initial market penetration
- Wild Card – A strong tech team looking to build a company with JVP and global industry leaders
Partners of the program included:
- Tesco Labs
- Rise Tel Aviv in partnership with Barclays
- Microsoft Accelerator
- Deloitte
- Pepsico
Read the full press release on calcalist.co.li