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CV or not CV? TaTiO answers the HR question

18.11.22|Yonatan Sredni

CEO Maya Huber shares how her Israeli startup is disrupting the hiring world by leveling the field for job-seekers while laying off resumes

מוסף שבועי 12.8.21 אור עופר

Similarweb CEO: "It’s an employers' market, and they want employees to return to work from the office”

17.11.22|Sophie Shulman

Against the background of the results of the third quarter, digital intelligence company Similarweb laid off 10% of its employees, 70 of them in Israel. It also cut its growth forecast and stopped recruitment. CEO Or Offer: "It’s clear that employees take advantage of working from home and work much less"

רוברט סייל שותף בקרן הצמיחה של ענקית ההשקעות תומא בראבו

Thoma Bravo: "What crisis? We are in talks to invest in six Israeli cyber companies"

11.11.22|Sophie Shulman

Robert (Tre) Sayle, a Partner on the Growth team at Thoma Bravo added: "The investment market is very active now despite the talk of a slowdown. We will invest in Israel as much as possible"

גיל שויד יו"ר מנכ”ל ומייסד צ’ק פוינט

"We are in the midst of a crisis, but the need for more technology is great, so the technology market will grow"

10.11.22| Maya Nahum Shahal

Check Point founder and CEO Gil Shwed explained during the Hi-Tech Effect series by Calcalist and Mobileye his insistence on staying in Israel and why the high-tech crisis should have been expected

Itai Hayut - Scopio Labs

Not under the microscope: Scopio Labs transforms blood testing

06.11.22|Yonatan Sredni

Co-founder & CEO Itai Hayut shares how his Israeli startup streamlines the hematologic diagnostic process while rendering blood lab microscopes obsolete

Slava Bronfman 20

“Identifying what I don't know is one of the hardest things to do.”

Figuring out what he doesn’t know and asking others for help with it is a big part of the success of Slava Bronfman, CEO of Cybellum

Lilach Ritter VCITA 20

“I'm still finding my own way to lead in a very true-to-myself way.”

The relationships between people are part of what makes management more of a challenge than technical jobs, says Lilach Ritter, a group leader at VCITA.

מוסף שבועי נשיא פאלו אלטו - ניקש ארורה

Palo Alto Networks CEO: “We will be the first $100 billion cyber company"

28.10.22|Sophie Shulman

An exclusive interview with Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks, who in his last three positions—starting at Google, moving on to SoftBank, and ending in Palo Alto— became the most highly compensated executive on Wall Street

Peregrine Ventures' leading team - summer 2022.

“There’s almost no important medical technology that’s not completely Israeli or has a big Israeli component”

21.10.22|Yonatan Sredni

In an in-depth exclusive interview, Eyal Lifschitz, co-founder & managing general partner of Peregrine Ventures, Israel's first dedicated healthcare VC fund, gets to the heart of Israeli medtech and where it’s headed

Merav Grossman 20

“Becoming an end-to-end smart factory is a journey.”

Helping industrial plants transform into advanced manufacturing centers that are part of industry 4.0 is a passion for Merav Grossman, CEO of Advanced Manufacturing Institute.

מוסף שבועי 13.10.22 פרופ' דריו גיל

Quantum Leap: "The big bang of quantum computing will come in this decade"

18.10.22|Sophie Shulman

Prof. Dario Gil, head of IBM Research, is at the forefront of the quantum computing revolution, which is about to fundamentally change our world. In an exclusive interview, he explains what are the challenges that have delayed the realization of this dream, why you need to be an Einstein to understand it, and when we’ll finally start using it ourselves

מוסף שבועי 13.10.22 רויטל הנדלר

"The high-tech sector has become malignant"

17.10.22|Diana Bechor Nir

"VC’s are betting on the megalomaniacal narcissists and that creates a disgusting industry," added serial entrepreneur Revital Hendler, who co-founded BreezoMeter but insists she has no regrets about missing out on its big exit, and explains what entrepreneurs should do so they no longer have to lie to investors to receive funding

מוסף שבועי 6.10.22 הפסיכולוג הארגוני אדם גרנט

"Israelis have the desire to feel like they are the smartest ones in the room. But that hinders learning"

12.10.22|Roni Dori

Prof. Adam Grant, an organizational psychologist who has advised top executives from Elon Musk to Jeff Bezos, provides an eye-opening explanation as to why it is so difficult for us to admit our mistakes and how we can fix it

אמיר ירון נגיד בנק ישראל

Bank of Israel Governor: “Current interest rate can contain inflation”

11.10.22|Shlomo Teitelbaum

In an exclusive interview, the Governor of the BOI, Amir Yaron, clarifies the need for the interest rate to jump and explains why he’s convinced that Israel will overcome even an extreme economic scenario

“There is a new architecture being built that's going to shake the cloud.”

Being part of the next revolution in the cloud excites Erez Berkner, CEO and co-founder of Lumigo.

פרופ' דארון אסמוגלו

“I'm not optimistic about the future of the global economy and I don't expect the next 10 years to be particularly good”

02.10.22|Adrian Filut

Prof. Daron Acemoglu, one of the world's leading economists and a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Economics, sees inflation as a greater threat to democracy and the fight against populism than it is to the cost of living

מיקי בודאי מייסד ומנכ"ל טרנסמיט

After four huge exits, Mickey Boodaei now wants to turn Transmit Security into the Google of the cyber world

30.09.22|Meir Orbach & Diana Bahur-Nir

Serial entrepreneur Boodaei is convinced that Transmit will be the next big thing in the field of online identity security, and according to quite a few signs, he has every reason to be optimistic

מוסף שבועי 15.9.22 פרופ' דליה מלחי

The scientist who almost made Mark Zuckerberg president of the World Bank

23.09.22|Viki Auslender

Project Diem, the megalomaniac experiment led by Facebook, aimed to create a unified digital currency that will allow easy transfer of funds and payments between billions of people. The person who led the development of the currency was Prof. Dahlia Malkhi, one of the world's leading computer scientists. Now, in a rare interview from the bowels of the powerful technology giant, she reveals how the system was going to work, and why the fear of Facebook's power led to the collapse of the venture

“The most interesting and vulnerable business stage is scaling up after the initial investment.”

Getting to help shape a company is the most interesting part of being a technology leader, says Amos Arev, executive vice president of engineering and GM of Israel at Capitolis.

Raviv Melamed Vayyar Imaging 20

“Moving into new markets requires the ability to give people freedom to really take risks.”

Allowing employees the freedom and support to take big risks is necessary to move into new markets, says Raviv Melamed, CEO of Vayyar Imaging.

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