intelloCut, a material planning and optimization software for sewn products (apparel/ leather/ inflatable/ upholstery footwear/ home furnishing/ technical textile ) has announced that Mausmi Ambastha, Co-Founder & Director of intelloCut is among the top six finalists of Woman Entrepreneur Quest 2013 (WEQ).
WEQ is a unique contest presented by the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing. It is designed to promote and showcase early-stage technology ventures with a technology component, founded or led by women entrepreneurs in all technologies. This third edition of WEQ will be held as a part of the annual Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) of Women in Computing, Bangalore from November 13-15, 2013.
The winner of the contest gets a whopping 5 Lakhs sponsored by Anita Borg Institute for Women in Technology and also six months mentoring from Seedfund, complimentary legal consulting from Novojuris, The IIM-B Experience Award, Microsoft Ventures Most Promising Team Award, a wild card entry to the 4 month Kyron Global Accelerator Program etc. Besides, all finalists will get personal mentoring from Manish Singhal.
On the occasion, Mausmi says, “I am extremely excited to get this recognition among the women leaders in technology. WEQ is really an excellent platform for any woman entrepreneur, which not only adds zeal to the participants to thrive for more excellence, but also encourages with tremendous networking opportunity and precious prizes.”
In any manufacturing unit, 60-80% of operating cost is on fabric. Even saving 2% fabric brings 12% increase in profitability. intelloCut not only saves fabric, but drastically reduces the time and labour required for order planning and fabric consumption. It automatically creates a cut order from input data, suggests grouping, allocates rolls and plans remnants, by reducing number of plies, markers, bodies-cut and end-bit wastage.
About Threadsol Softwares:
Established in 2012, Threadsol Softwares was started by a team of smart thinkers with deep understanding of apparel production and software engineering, with a view to turning apparel and garment enterprises into smarter ones.
