For those of you who haven’t yet heard about
this company, this post is to introduce you to RolloutAEC… and to RolloutAEC’s
innovative hardware product, PaperLight…..
this company, this post is to introduce you to RolloutAEC… and to RolloutAEC’s
innovative hardware product, PaperLight…..
RolloutAEC
> Exceptional Drawing Management ™
> Cloud-based Drawing Management Software for
Construction and Engineering
Construction and Engineering
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Apr 1, 2016
Apr 1, 2016
RolloutAEC rolls-out PaperLight
Texas-based SaaS drawing
management startup Rollout is branching out into collaboration hardware
launching a portable interactive display system, PaperLight.
management startup Rollout is branching out into collaboration hardware
launching a portable interactive display system, PaperLight.
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From the Dallas Business Journal (Oct 9,
2014)
2014)
Three tech entrepreneurs win $3K at Pitch Tank
Three entrepreneurs
walked away with $3,000 each after pitching their companies during the Dallas
Business Journals’ first Entrepreneurs Connect Conference. The winner of the
startup category was Rollout, which created software that allows contractors,
architects and construction professionals to create, edit and view digital blue
prints.
walked away with $3,000 each after pitching their companies during the Dallas
Business Journals’ first Entrepreneurs Connect Conference. The winner of the
startup category was Rollout, which created software that allows contractors,
architects and construction professionals to create, edit and view digital blue
prints.
Rollout, founded
in 2013 by Matthew Hinson, is planning to
roll out its beta version in 2015. The company raised $350,000 in capital and
has collected letters of intent from companies including Beck, Rogers-O’Brien
Construction and Mario Sinacola Cos., which intend to use its software.
in 2013 by Matthew Hinson, is planning to
roll out its beta version in 2015. The company raised $350,000 in capital and
has collected letters of intent from companies including Beck, Rogers-O’Brien
Construction and Mario Sinacola Cos., which intend to use its software.
All three expert
panelists on the startup panel listed Rollout as their top choice of the three
startups that presented. That combined with audience vote sealed Rollout’s win.
“It’s got a path of success,” said Trey Bowles, panelist and
CEO of the Dallas Entrepreneur Center. “You’re trying a product directly in a market that solves a problem.” Kevin Vela, founding
partner at Vela Keller PC, the Dallas Angel Network and the DAN Fund, said that
Rollout was the most appealing company to his fund, given where it’s at in its
capital raise, development and product life cycle. “I would pick rollout as
well,” said Brian Shultz, CEO and
founder of Studio Movie Grill. “Doing a lot of construction and understanding
that need, I think it could save hundreds of thousands of dollars.”
panelists on the startup panel listed Rollout as their top choice of the three
startups that presented. That combined with audience vote sealed Rollout’s win.
“It’s got a path of success,” said Trey Bowles, panelist and
CEO of the Dallas Entrepreneur Center. “You’re trying a product directly in a market that solves a problem.” Kevin Vela, founding
partner at Vela Keller PC, the Dallas Angel Network and the DAN Fund, said that
Rollout was the most appealing company to his fund, given where it’s at in its
capital raise, development and product life cycle. “I would pick rollout as
well,” said Brian Shultz, CEO and
founder of Studio Movie Grill. “Doing a lot of construction and understanding
that need, I think it could save hundreds of thousands of dollars.”
From the Dallas Business Journal (Nov 21,
2014)
2014)
Rollout wins more than
$100K in prizes at North Texas Pitch Contest
$100K in prizes at North Texas Pitch Contest
Rollout scored
more than $100,000 worth of prizes at the North Texas Pitch Contest hosted by Comerica Bank and the Dallas
Entrepreneur Center on Thursday. The Dallas-based startup pitched along with
three other finalists to seal the win, which included $50,000 in cash and more
than $50,000 in prizes.
more than $100,000 worth of prizes at the North Texas Pitch Contest hosted by Comerica Bank and the Dallas
Entrepreneur Center on Thursday. The Dallas-based startup pitched along with
three other finalists to seal the win, which included $50,000 in cash and more
than $50,000 in prizes.
Co-Founders of RolloutAEC (Profiles on
LinkedIn)
LinkedIn)
Matthew Hinson
Alejandro Jacobo
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