Three Israeli companies have won Business Intelligence Group (BIG) Innovation Awards for 2022.
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Sweetch, a digital therapeutics innovator and creator of the precision engagement platform for chronic conditions, was one. Sweetch combines behavioral science with deep technology, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) with EI (emotional intelligence) to engage patients.
"COVID has accelerated the need for remote health, and Sweetch is honored to be acknowledged for bringing our innovative platform to world leading healthcare companies and providers, and the masses of patients they serve," said Sweetch CEO Yoni Nevo.
Railway cybersecurity provider Cervello also won a 2022 BIG Innovation Award. Cervello's passive cybersecurity solution continuously monitors a railway's mission-critical assets, enabling railway operators and infrastructure managers to mitigate threats as they arise and avoid disruption.
"We are honored to be named as one of the 2022 BIG Innovation tech companies," said Cervello co-founder and CEO Roie Onn. "Cervello was built with the intention of empowering Railway Operators and Infrastructure Managers with full visibility and unparalleled security of their mission-critical assets and network."
SaaS data protection platform OwnBackup was recognized in the Technology category of this year's BIG Innovation Awards for its backup and recovery product for Microsoft Dynamics 365.
"Restoring data with native Dynamics 365 backup services is a complex, time-consuming process. It requires administrators to revert back to a specific point in time, meaning they will lose all relevant business data added since the last backup was performed," said OwnBackup CTO Adrian Kunzle. "OwnBackup Recover eliminates these issues with automated daily backups and the ability to easily identify and isolate unwanted data deletions, changes, or additions, then restores the precise data affected without disruption to the business."
