Meet the 39 Indian startups going on an innovation trek to Silicon Valley

Indian technology startups are always eager to take lessons from the stars of Silicon Valley. But at a stage when they are just sprouting shoots, it’s not easy to reach out and shake hands with the stars. That’s why India’s tech industry body National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom) came up with a program called InnoTrek.

InnoTrek picks exciting young startups for a trip to the startup mecca, organizes interactive sessions, workshops, and talks with top entrepreneurs of the Valley, and gives them a chance to get expert tips on scaling up. “We want to give them the exposure that will help them to not only ‘think scale, but think global,’” says Ravi Gururaj, chairman of Nasscom Product Council.

Today, Nasscom revealed the 39 startups chosen for the second edition of InnoTrek which begins on May 11. Here they are:

A2Zapps

It offers a cloud-based work platform which requires no installation of server or software. Companies can get it up and running instantly at a monthly subscription fee. All apps on it are integrated, social, and mobile in nature.

ActOnMagic

It offers intelligent monitoring and analytics software. It can optimize the benefits of hybrid cloud for service providers, enterprises, and their customers.

Adatrix

Adatrix is the flagship product of adtech startup Bizense. It is a real time bidding-enabled, white-labeled digital advertising platform for telcos, publishers, and ad networks.