Are you on the long list of Ireland’s top 100+ IoT companies? Winners to be announced May 30th at DCU Alpha Campus

By @SimonCocking. Ireland is booming for innovation, creativity and excellence in a whole range of areas. The Internet of Things is one area in particular where things are booming. We know that the following list is probably not completely comprehensive. Once you start collecting names, then more come out of the woodwork.

This first long list is the result of everyone who submitted their company for consideration for the inaugural Irish Tech News IoT Awards 2017. The announcement of the ultimate winners will be made on May 30th at DCU Alpha Campus and tickets are still available here. For more information on the event and the exciting discussion panels that will be taking place, see here too. To see more about our lead event sponsors, Host in Ireland read our interview with their founder and CEO Garry Connolly here.

Why is Ireland excelling in IoT? DCU Alpha campus in partnership with Irish Tech News to host May 30th conference

DecaWave
Intel
Green Aviation
GeoPal Solutions
Von Bismark
Cortechs
Moocall
Bord Gáis Energy (Hive)
GAA (Croke Park)
Keenan Systems
Glen Dimplex
U-blox
Kingspan
PCH
Movidius
S3 Group
EMC (INFINITE)
Drop
Shimmer
SmartBin
Cognition
Action Point
Dell
Cubic Telecom
Episensor
GOS Networks
Equiendo
Druid Software
Nastech
Accuris Networks
RSM Traffic
Automsoft
Amartus
Ostia
Patina Lighting
Adaptive Mobile
Anam
Sentinel Fuel Products
AMCS Group
FijoWave
Dairy Master
Tree Metrics
NuWave Sensors
MediMee
Asavie
VT
Firmwave Ltd
Cesanta Software Ltd.
HUB Controls Ltd
Fly Cruise Stay (Fly High Pay Low) ™
Aztec Exchange
SmartTrace Software
BikeLook, Ltd
Cubic Telecom
Shimmer
Think Biosolution
HaySaver
Accuris Networks
Adaptive Mobile
Advaced Field Solutions
Amartus
Ambisense
AMCS
Anam
Arralis
Asavie
AutomSoft
Blue Tree Systems
Buildingeye.com
CareZapp
Cesanta
Civic Resource Group
Climote
Compass Informatics
Cubic Telecom
Cylon Controls
D4H
Dairy Master (Moo Monitor)
Daon
Data Display
Davra Systems
DecaWave
Device Smart
Dial2do (Fenzar)
Dreamtec Software
Druid Software
EcoWatch
Emutex
EpiSensor
Equiendo
E-spatial
FijoWave
Fleet Connect
GeoPal(GeoForms)
GlobeTech
GOS Networks
Hub Controls
InnerStrength/TickerFit
IBM
Johnson Controls
Lincor
Marino
MarketHub Technologies
Monicon
Moo Call
Nasc technologies
NetWatch
Nualight
Ostia
Over C
Patina Lighting
RSM Traffic
SELC
Sentinel Fuel Products
Shimmer(RealTime Technologies)
Smart Bin
Simplyworkflow
TaoGlas
Transpoco
Tranzaura
Tree Metrics
Tapadoo
Vodafone
ZETO

IOT and data centres provide great opportunities. Garry Connolly, Host in Ireland, GDPR coalition, speaking at DCU Alpha May 30th

If you would like to have your company featured in the Irish Tech News Business Showcase, get in contact with us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie or on Twitter: @SimonCocking

Simon Cocking

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