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While Israel-Iran cyber war steals headlines, our forgotten SMEs remain vulnerable

17.08.23|Yigal Unna

"The most critical aspect of cyber’s overlooked defensive reality is that 96% of all cyber-attacks target SMEs," writes Yigal Unna, the former Director General of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate and current Consulting Specialist at CyFox XDR

Israeli startups and the enterprise market: A roadmap for success in uncertain times

16.08.23|Eyal Bino

What should Israeli early-stage startups do in light of the current market trend? Where should they focus their efforts? And how does the judicial reform and the political situation in Israel actually have a positive effect on the potential growth of Israeli startups?

5 practical tips to make your climatech startup fundable

15.08.23|Tal Abuloff

After meeting with most (if not all) of the Israeli founders in the climatech sector, Tal Abuloff of Grove Ventures shares valuable insights on the keys behind establishing a climate startup that will be able to raise money

אדם פישר קרן בסמר

Keeping the light on

14.08.23|Adam Fisher

“Several months ago, I warned that in response to the judicial coup entrepreneurs will leave Israel before investors will. Having anticipated the despair, I now want to strongly discourage leaving and abandoning this historic fight for democracy,” writes Adam Fisher, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners

Why is it so hard to get VCs to invest in my Generative AI startup?

07.08.23|Nir Sabato

By focusing on market needs, technical excellence, and innovative approaches, generative AI startups can position themselves for success in this rapidly evolving field, writes Nir Sabato of Entrée Capital

Jonathan Abraham

The top travel-tech trends set to revolutionize tourism in 2023

27.07.23|Jonathan Abraham

Technology-driven innovations are reshaping the travel industry, with smart hotels, AR/VR experiences, contactless solutions, and AI-powered personalization leading the way towards a more seamless and efficient travel journey

Roy Geva Glasberg and Lee Moser

Ethics of LLMs in investments: dos and don’ts

27.07.23|Roy Geva Glasberg, Lee Moser

Roy Geva Glasberg and Lee Moser, Managing Partners of AnD Ventures, discuss the rise of large language models (LLMs) in the investment world - the benefits, limitations, and ethical considerations

עינת גז מנכ"לית פאפאיה גלובל פאפיה גלובל בהפגנה ברחוב קפלן נגד ההפיכה המשפטית ב21 בינואר

“We fought hard. We lost. We leveled up. We keep on fighting”

24.07.23|Eynat Guez

In an open letter to investors in Israeli tech, Eynat Guez, CEO of Papaya Global, vows that Israeli entrepreneurs will continue to fight for Israeli democracy

What’s in store for the fintech industry?

20.07.23|Or Liban

“The fintech trends of embedded finance, co-opetition, consolidation, capital efficiency, and AI-driven risk management are set to reshape the financial industry in 2023 and beyond,” writes Or Liban of Airwallex

מו"ל כלכליסט יואל אסתרון פותח את הוועידה הכלכלית הלאומית

Sometimes nightmares come true

18.07.23|Yoel Esteron

"The damage to the State of Israel is accumulating, unbearably difficult, but we are still in the moments where, if the campaign of destruction ends within a few months, we will be able to rebuild the ruins," said Calcalist Publisher Yoel Esteron

Nurturing trust: The vital pillar between investors and startup founders

17.07.23|Adi Gozes

“When investors and founders trust one another, it lays the groundwork for effective decision-making and the ability to weather challenges together,” writes Adi Gozes of Entrée Capital

Dotan Asselmann

10 things to consider before adopting AI technology in the OR

13.07.23|Dotan Asselmann

Before implementing any new AI tech in your hospital’s ORs, there are a few key considerations you should bear in mind. After all, evaluating AI-based solutions requires a very different set of criteria than, say, trying out the latest surgical stapler, writes Dotan Asselmann, Co-Founder & CTO at Theator

Ben Rabinowitz Amiti Ventures

President Biden, the Israeli tech sector says thanks

12.07.23|Ben Rabinowitz

The U.S. opened its doors to Israeli high-tech and greatly aided its development and prosperity. Now, thanks to President Joe Biden and Ambassador to Israel Thomas Nides’ vocal opposition to weakening democracy in Israel, the Israeli tech sector still has a chance to thrive. Ben Rabinowitz, founder of venture capital fund Amiti Ventures, urges the President to continue with all of his power and influence

יום השיבוש הפגנה מפגינים מחאה נגד המפכה המשפטית ב נתב"ג

Trust in the high-tech nation is gone, for good

11.07.23|Elihay Vidal

Trust is a component that takes a long time to cultivate and an even longer time to restore after a crisis. When citizens, entrepreneurs, investors, and the leaders of the international community lose faith in the country and those who stand at its head, the damage is permanent

The clock is ticking for effective GPT data management

11.07.23|Judah Taub

"Attention and investment is going to startups attempting to build on top of GPT and less to those building solutions for data management and infrastructure," warns Judah Taub

Joonko fraud: 5 warning signs for entrepreneurs and investors

05.07.23|Moran Chamsi

Although one rotten apple is unlikely to ruin the entire bowl, the exposure of fraud at startup Joonko in recent days raises suspicions about the prevalence of invalid norms throughout the entire Israeli high-tech industry. Here are five valuable lessons that can be learned from this incident

Unlocking opportunities: Navigating the German market for Israeli companies

29.06.23|Maike Diehl

Israel and Germany are strong economic partners. But this might surprise some Israelis: Germany is not just Berlin. It is advisable to look beyond the capital city. And despite a somewhat outdated image, Germany is one of the most innovative economies in the world

Maya Hawlasewicz

Betting the bank on GenAI, is it worth it?

25.06.23|Maya Hawlasewicz

Navigating opportunities and limitations on generative AI within financial services - without the hype

עומר נגר שותף מייסד מנכ"ל הגראז' קרן הון סיכון

Nurturing ideas: Unleashing the power of innovation in the venture world

25.06.23|Omer Nagar

“Ideas may be plentiful, but a truly potent idea - one which solves a big enough problem that large amounts of customers are willing to pay enough money for - is a rare, precious gem,” writes Omer Nagar, Co-Founder, Managing Partner and CEO at VC firm The Garage

Insurers need to reconcile their desire for automation with their slow adoption of tech

20.06.23|Dror Pockard

Modernizing insurance operations can make insurers’ pricing models agile, coordinate efforts across lines of business such as pricing, rating, and underwriting, and aid planning

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