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Dr Stephen Coulson, CTO of P2i, shows off his firm’s protective nano-coating technology.
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The Elevator Pitch is a concept that suggests anyone with an idea should be able to communicate all of its benefits in the time it takes to go up a floor or two in an elevator. The best example? It may be apocryphal, but the film Alien was apparently pitched as “Jaws in space”.
So how easy is it for small and startup companies in the communications space to actually communicate their ideas? We’ve created the Telecoms.com Elevator Pitch to give them just that chance. Entrants get 90 seconds to tell us what they do and why it deserves your attention. You’ll see from some of the videos here that, if they try and exceed that 90 seconds, the doors will shut in their face!
What we really want to find out is what the industry makes of the pitches, though. So we need you to share your opinions by rating them with the tool beneath each video and by adding your comments too. We’ll follow up by providing more in-depth coverage of the ones that get the most votes.
So let us know what you think!
Interested in participating? Email mike@telecoms.com or james@telecoms.com
Terence Eden, mobile consultant with QRpedia, pitches his language detecting QR code company.

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Nigel Chadwick, director of M2M player Stream Communications, talks about network resiliance.

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Grant Notman, head of sales and marketing at Wood & Douglas, talks about his UK firm’s wireless systems design offering.

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Dr Stephen Coulson, CTO of P2i, shows off his firm’s protective nano-coating technology.

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Steve Gray, chairman of Mobilize, talks about helping retailers to enhance their loyalty programs.

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Russell Hall, London cabbie and founder of Black Cab calling service Hailo, gives us the pitch.

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Noman Hashim, VP sales Europe and North America, talks about his firm’s ambient lighting technology.

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Karolina Kolodziejczak, sales and finance manager at Pyreos, talks about the firm’s developments in touchless interfaces and IR sensors.

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Stephen Shaw, opportunities director at image recognition platform Blippar, talks about brand engagement.

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Jim Irving, CEO of Guardian24, talks about his firm’s lone worker support service.

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Luke Kennedy, product and sales director of VisionIPTV, talks about his company’s CDN, used to deliver content to mobile devices.

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Stuart Broome, CEO, Sub 10 Systems, pitches his wireless Ethernet bridging company.

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Yaser Martini, CCO of MePlease pitches his company’s social sharing and tracking platform.

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John Taylor, CEO and founder of ParcelGenie pitches his instant gift messaging business.

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TouchType co-founder Ben Medlock pitches “the future of text entry”.

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