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Cuezen selected to participate in Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program

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Designed for startups, the Pegasus Program by Microsoft provides crucial support to enhance revenue for selected companies that have already demonstrated product-market fit in industries like AI, healthcare and life sciences, cybersecurity, and retail. 

CueZen has recently been chosen for the exclusive Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program, highlighting our dedication to driving innovative advancements in healthcare technology and delivering personalized healthcare solutions.

CueZen’s AI-powered personalization engine enhances individual health engagement by offering tailored recommendations throughout the care journey, helping people achieve their personal health objectives.  

The Pegasus program allows us to bring advanced Open AI integration and Azure features to our customers and gives us increased access to Microsoft's enterprise health customer base, thereby expanding our global footprint together
Ankur Teredesai
CEO of CueZen and Professor at the University of Washington.
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Titan Smart Wearables partners with CueZen to revolutionize health and wellness in India

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Going beyond counting steps and measuring BPM 

Titan Smart Wearables recently announced their strategic partnership with CueZen with a shared vision to empower Indians with a new generation of smart wearables & AI-powered solutions that offer actionable guidance and support for a healthier lifestyle.

“In light of the health challenges confronting India today, our collaboration is laser-focused on delivering customized solutions that cater to the diverse requirements of the Indian consumers. Leveraging the power of AI and wearable technology, Titan Smart Wearables and CueZen are committed to developing products and services that profoundly influence individuals’ fitness endeavors…” Ravi Kuppuraj. Business Head COO – Titan Smart Wearables.

CueZen’s AI-driven personalization engine delivers hyper-personalized nudges and actionable recommendations encouraging lifestyle and behavioral change, significantly improving health outcomes and adherence to care protocols.

“We must accept that most of us are highly irrational when it comes to prioritizing our lifestyle and health goals. A tiny bit of personalized nudging and engagement can go a long way to help our future self be a bit less irrational. Personalization is, therefore, the future of health. Our collaboration with Titan Smart Wearables leverages cutting-edge technology, fundamentals of behavioral economics, and AI-driven hyper-personalization to meet the diverse healthcare needs of India at nation scale,” said Ankur Teredesai, CEO of CueZen

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Delivering personalized nudges for a healthy Singapore

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  • Singapore was recently named a Blue Zone 2.0. A Netflix documentary shows the science behind the healthy aging and increased life expectancy.
  • This is a result[1] of lifestyle and health behavior changes that are being encouraged at population scale.[2]
  • CueZen’s AI-driven personalization engine for health helps citizens engage better with their personal health goals via highly individualized recommendations across the care continuum.
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Unlike generic notifications that can overwhelm individuals, CueZen’s approach focuses on precision.
Dr. Keren Priyadarshini
Healthtech Evangelist, Microsoft
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CueZen integrates data from lifestyle apps, health programs, and wearables and creates highly individualized recommendations. As a result, Singapore is seeing three times higher engagement rates than industry standards
Ankur Teredesai
CEO of CueZen and Professor at the University of Washington.
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References:

[1] Study findings from Global Burden of Disease 2019

[2] According to the World Health Organization, in Singapore, life expectancy at birth (years) has improved by ▲4.78 years from 78.4 years in 2000 to 83.2 years in 2019