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ENTERSOFT ANONYMI ETAIREIA PARAGOGIS KAI EMPORIAS LOGISMIKOU KAI IPIRESION

Greek software SME specializing in IoT platforms, cybersecurity solutions, and enterprise applications for secure digital infrastructure.

Technology SMEdigitalELSMEThin data (2/5)
H2020 projects
3
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€762K
Unique partners
53
What they do

Their core work

Entersoft is a Greek software company specializing in enterprise software development, IoT platforms, and cybersecurity solutions. In H2020 projects, they contribute software engineering expertise to IoT infrastructure, supply chain security systems, and energy-positive building platforms. Their work spans from securing complex ICT supply chains to building next-generation IoT architectures with machine learning and distributed ledger capabilities.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

IoT platforms and edge computingprimary
2 projects

Core contributor to both FISHY (IoT edge computing for supply chains) and IoT-NGIN (next-generation IoT with Machine-Cloud-Machine architecture).

Distributed ledger and data sovereigntysecondary
1 project

IoT-NGIN project involved inter-DLT technologies and federated data sovereignty for IoT ecosystems.

Machine learning for IoTemerging
1 project

IoT-NGIN included deep and self-ML capabilities applied to IoT environments.

Energy-efficient building softwaresecondary
1 project

Contributed to EXCESS, developing software components for flexible, user-centric energy-positive houses.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Energy software applications
Recent focus
IoT cybersecurity and platforms

Entersoft entered H2020 in 2019-2020, so their entire participation falls within a narrow window. Their initial project (EXCESS, 2019) focused on energy-efficient buildings, but they quickly pivoted toward IoT security and infrastructure in 2020 with FISHY and IoT-NGIN. This shift suggests a strategic move from application-level software toward platform-level IoT and cybersecurity work, likely reflecting growing market demand in these areas.

Entersoft is moving toward IoT security and distributed data infrastructure — expect them to pursue Digital Europe or Horizon Europe calls in trusted IoT, supply chain cybersecurity, and federated data management.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European13 countries collaborated

Entersoft operates exclusively as a project participant, never leading consortia — a pattern typical of software SMEs that contribute technical components rather than managing large research programs. With 53 unique partners across just 3 projects, they work in large consortia (averaging ~18 partners per project), suggesting comfort in complex multi-partner environments. Their role is that of a reliable technical contributor bringing software development capacity to research-driven teams.

Despite only 3 projects, Entersoft has built a broad network of 53 partners across 13 countries, giving them wide European reach. This breadth comes from participating in large consortia rather than repeated partnerships with the same organizations.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Entersoft brings commercial software engineering discipline to research consortia — they are not a research lab but a company that builds and ships software products. This makes them valuable for projects that need working prototypes and deployable solutions, not just papers. Their combination of IoT, cybersecurity, and enterprise software experience is relatively rare among Greek SMEs in H2020.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • IoT-NGIN
    Their largest funded project (EUR 333,750), addressing next-generation IoT with an ambitious scope covering DLT, federated data, and self-learning ML — a strong indicator of their core technical direction.
  • FISHY
    Tackles the increasingly critical problem of supply chain cybersecurity across complex ICT infrastructures, combining IoT, edge computing, and risk management in a single framework.
Cross-sector capabilities
Energy (smart building software)Security (supply chain cyber resilience)Manufacturing (IoT-enabled industrial systems)
Analysis note: Only 3 projects in a narrow 2019-2020 start window, all as participant. No website provided and no early-period keywords available, making evolution analysis limited. The company name indicates software production and services, but without a website or broader portfolio data, the profile relies heavily on project-level keywords. Confidence is low due to the small project sample.