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Yarden Amsalem Ibex Investors

How to maximize your M&A potential

05.04.23|Yarden Amsalem

Ibex Investors Senior VC Associate Yarden Amsalem spoke to entrepreneurs who have been acquired in order to highlight some best practices for M&A potential

Hisham Abdulhalim Intuit

Living with generative AI: what you need to know

04.04.23|Hisham Abdulhalim

“Generative AI represents a significant technological advancement that has the potential to transform many aspects of society. However, with this power comes great responsibility,” writes Hisham Abdulhalim PhD.

American unicorn investor: Why I am continuing to invest in Israel

03.04.23|Michael Fertik

“While political alarmists and economic twits head for the hills, I’ll be heading for the Judean hills,” writes Michael Fertik

לקוחות בנק SVB מחוץ לסניף הבנק שנסגר בסנטה קלרה קליפורניה בסוף השבוע

How to protect your organization from BEC scams in wake of SVB collapse

02.04.23|Nimrod Kozlovski, Ido Kenan

You don’t have to be an SVB client to fall victim to a scam riding the tech bank’s collapse. Attackers are quick to integrate the financial catastrophe into their BEC scams. This is how to protect your organization

ענבר דולינקו ולירן ענתבי

Open letters won’t stop AI arms race - governments must intervene

30.03.23|Inbar Dolinko and Liran Antebi

Despite the headlines created by the letter from the heads of the technology industry warning humanity against the too rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence models, there is no chance that this innovation will stop or be delayed. Technology researchers Inbar Dolinko and Liran Antebi call for the rapid entry of state bodies into the picture to avoid unwanted consequences

Enabling the synthetic biology revolution to reach across sectors

30.03.23|Liron Nesiel

“While synthetic biology technology is still in its infancy compared to AI, there is no doubt that it will continue to transform the world,” writes Smart Resilin CEO Dr. Liron Nesiel.

Galit Galperin 5.8.20

Conversational AI: Revolutionizing search and transforming our mental models

28.03.23|Galit Galperin

The emergence of conversational AI has the potential to revolutionize the way we search for information and interact with technology, leading to a transformation in our mental models from search to conversation

The "high-tech protest" is at odds with the tech industry's drive for diversity and inclusion

26.03.23|Moran Chamsi

The portrayal of high-tech workers in Israel as a single cohesive social group that supposedly opposes the judicial reform is completely at odds with the need for including workers from diverse cultural and political backgrounds in the industry, writes Moran Chamsi, managing partner at the secondary fund Amplefields Investments

הפגנה מחאה הפיכה משטרית

Moscow on the Yarkon: Fighting for Israel's future

20.03.23|Sophie Shulman

As a teenage immigrant to Israel who grew up in a non-democratic regime in Russia, Calcalist's Sophie Shulman knows Israel may not be perfect, but it is home and she will fight for it

Will technology answer national security challenges?

19.03.23|Tal Kelem

Though the Israeli high-tech industry is trying to close the gap in answering the first responders’ needs, it seems that the challenges are always growing and becoming more acute

"We're about to see the destruction of our home. We can’t afford to allow this to happen"

15.03.23|Tom Livne

In an exclusive column for CTech, Tom Livne, founder of Verbit, shares his personal thoughts on the turmoil in Israel and why it’s not too late to rectify the situation

Artificial relationships: Will AI replace love in the near future?

14.03.23|Adir Ron

“While Generative AI models simply mimic humans and are not sentient in any way, it is becoming increasingly common for people to develop emotional connections with AI models such as ChatGPT,” writes Adir Ron, CTO at Microsoft for Startups

הפגנה מפגינים נגד המהפכה המשפטית 25.2.23

Don’t give up on us, not yet

26.02.23|Yoel Esteron

"’Israel's stock’ has suffered and will continue to suffer painful blows in the coming months, but you should not short it. Israel will survive this autoimmune attack on its democracy,” writes Yoel Esteron

ברק עילם מנכל נייס

The Israeli government hereby declares war on… Israeli high-tech

21.02.23|Barak Eilam

Barak Eilam, the CEO of NICE, calls on the government to go through some deep soul searching and quickly reverse their decisions, for the prosperity of a strong Israel

Roi Ben Daniel Revenue

The times they are a-changing - if you're a CFO

16.02.23|Roi Ben Daniel

“Finance teams deserve better systems that would make their jobs easier, free up their time to do more quality work, and delight them at every step,” writes Roi Ben Daniel

How to tell a revolutionary breakthrough from an ordinary techno-bubble

14.02.23|Igor Ryabenkiy

"Each new advance in AI has been welcomed as a huge leap for humanity and the boom in generative models is the logical continuation of this complex trend. However, it is naive to label technology as either revolutionary or a passing fad without grounding that assessment in real-world, capitalist terms," writes Igor Ryabenkiy, the founder and managing partner of AltaIR Capital

From startup nation to watertech nation

09.02.23|Seth M. Siegel

"Israel’s leadership in water may be the most important contribution to go forth from Zion," writes Seth M. Siegel

Boaz Morris Ofer Vishkin Qumra Capital

Get ready for consolidation in over-funded spaces

08.02.23|Boaz Morris and Ofer Vishkin

“While most companies are tightening their belts, founders and boards should ask themselves to what end are they surviving and if they foresee a viable, standalone business when their 24 months of runway comes to an end,” write Boaz Morris and Ofer Vishkin of Qumra Capital

Yaniv Vardi Claroty

The forecast from Davos: a catastrophic cyber event

07.02.23|Yaniv Vardi

“Israeli technology companies are creating the most advanced cybersecurity solutions in the world, but there is still a mismatch between our technological capacity and the security of our own critical infrastructure at home,” writes Yaniv Vardi, CEO of Claroty

Yativ Evental Gloat

Quiet Hiring: The new trend in talent management

06.02.23|Yativ Evental

As the world of work continues to evolve, so do the trends and practices that shape it. In recent years, the discussion around employee turnover has shifted from "The Great Resignation" to "Quiet Quitting" and now, a new trend is taking center stage: Quiet Hiring

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