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The lonely but critical existence of the VC content marketer
09.01.22
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Yaffa Abadi
A highly competitive market, vague KPIs, and the road less traveled
Who is going to stop space terrorists?
08.01.22
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Dov Greenbaum
"If the aim of terrorist organizations is to terrorize, causing any sort of harm in space, even if its only to smaller, less valuable, satellites, it is scary enough," writes Dov Greenbaum
When not knowing is a methodology
05.01.22
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Noam Solomon
"When your culture celebrates that knowledge always starts from the lack thereof, people are rewarded for asking the right questions and not just for knowing the answers," writes Noam Solomon, CEO & Co-Founder of Immunai
Open banking is conquering the world, but in Israel there is still a long road ahead
03.01.22
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Tal Weiser
"Open banking is a huge economic opportunity that offers regeneration and the building of new sources of income for banks and commercial companies," writes Tal Weiser of Finastra
The age of hyper-accelerated AI adoption
02.01.22
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Michael Kagan
“2021 has brought significant advances in AI and in the next year this momentum will drive humanity even further,” writes Michael Kagan, Chief Technology Officer of NVIDIA
Wanted: A booster of humbleness for 2022
30.12.21
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Yoel Esteron
“Let's be more humble, not only in our pretension to make forecasts, but also in life itself,” says Calcalist Publisher Yoel Esteron
9 trends we’ll see happen next year in Israel and across the globe
30.12.21
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Jason Williamson
"Israel is always top of mind when I do my annual predictions," writes Jason Williamson, VP at Oracle for Startups and Oracle for Research
Time for tech to open up to creative worlds
29.12.21
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Leehee Yaron-Gerti
"As the elitist industry grows so will the need for workers who possess a more complex and broad set of capabilities and interests stemming from more creative, spiritual, artistic worlds," writes Leehee Yaron-Gerti of CodeValue
How to transform the Negev into an innovation and high-tech center
23.12.21
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Arnon Columbus
For significant change to occur, we need to think big and use resources that have not been used in recent decades, writes InNegev CEO Arnon Columbus
The AI revolution is only getting started
22.12.21
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Daniel Peled
"Soon the world will be divided into those who are able to aggregate data and apply the right intelligence tools and the competition that will have no choice but to follow suit," writes Daniel Peled of Kryon Systems
Is space mining legal?
21.12.21
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Dov Greenbaum
"If we want space mining to have a happy ending, its important that we adequately resolve the open legal questions while also creating new laws and regulations that will both incentivize beneficial mining," writes Dov Greenbaum
Making a CASE for the future of Mobility
20.12.21
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Ben Volkow
“We are closer than ever to electric cars and self-driving vehicles kicking off the mobility evolution, but there are still a few roadblocks to navigate,” writes Ben Volkow, CEO & Co-Founder at Otonomo.
Unlock the power of those ‘annoying’ investor updates
19.12.21
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Tal Zackon
Rather than viewing them as a burden, you should view them as a tool with endless potential, writes Tal Zackon, Principal at F2 Venture Capital
5 main factors that must be considered when choosing a UAE free zone
16.12.21
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Nitzan Ben-nun
“The importance of choosing the right free zone for your business can look intimidating at first, but this decision can have a huge impact on the growth and success of your business,” writes Nitzan Ben-nun, a Tech and System senior associate at Herzog Strategic
What will 2022 bring in the DevOps world?
12.12.21
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Fred Simon, Yoav Landman, and Asaf Karas
JFrog’s Chief Data Scientist, CTO and CTO Security give their predictions for the upcoming year for their ever evolving sector
How to regulate recreational medical devices?
11.12.21
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Dov Greenbaum
"Even if the consumer doesn’t have medical expectations, the privacy implications of the data are just as problematic as when the device is a medical device," writes Dov Greenbaum
The social platform shopping revolution is underway
29.11.21
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Galia Beer-Gabel
The intersection of two thriving sectors, e-commerce and fintech, has given rise to the social commerce experience. Galia Beer-Gabel, VP of Business Development and Operations at Team8, has identified consumers’ transition from Amazon, Walmart and eBay to Facebook, Tik-Tok, and Google
Prepare for a year of M&As in Israeli life sciences companies
28.11.21
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Laurent Choppe
Massive fund raising, significant growth in M&A deals and even a first Israeli biomed SPAC; Dr. Laurent Choppe, Managing Partner at Cukierman & Co. Life Sciences, explains the current trends behind the sector's amazing year and discusses what’s next
When AI goes too far
25.11.21
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Dov Greenbaum
“The use of AI to help in the hiring process is growing, and it has found an even broader audience because of the pandemic,” writes Dov Greenbaum
A step toward human-centric health and wellbeing
25.11.21
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Kineret Muller
To achieve human-centric health and wellbeing, individuals should have more control over their data, argues Kineret Muller
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