The Dutch company is a leader in fair-trade chocolate in the Netherlands. Their main concern is the welfare of the cocoa farmers and their families, which goes hand in hand with being aware of the need to protect the environment. They believe every company has a responsibility to take better care of the planet, ideally not only limiting its negative impact but positively contributing to better business practices. The company decided to have their chocolate bags, the ones that are not in direct contact with the chocolate, made of paper.

Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a serious disease that requires complex management involving multiple medications, exercise, and lifestyle changes. It mainly affects older patients, many of whom also have depression and anxiety, so they find disease management difficult. Existing mobile apps supporting the self-management of CHF have limited features and are inadequately validated.

Optimising and auditing business processes is a tedious and boring task. It takes time to gather data, to do workshop and interviews, and you have only a partial view of how your business processes are really running. To fix this problem, process mining technology can help to understand but is limited and slow when business processes are complex. As a result, the French start-up invented and developed a new process mining which gives an end-to-end view of any business process (of any complexity) in real-time.

The Finnish SME specialised in plastics processing invention and development was founded in 1995. It focused five years ago to resolve a global massive technical problem how to recycle FRP waste in a simple and low-cost process. The company had been active in R&D for over 15 years in process technique and commodity equipment used in production of wood-plastic-composites (WPC) for decking boards, fencing, siding etc. This technique was found suitable and was developed and demonstrated to fit for the purpose.