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Kryon Systems

4 stories about Kryon Systems

הראל טייב קריון Kryon

Enterprise Bot Startup Kryon Raises New Round, Continues to Lay Off Employees

06.04.20|Meir Orbach

Despite securing new funding, the company recently let several dozens of its 160 employees go because of the coronavirus pandemic

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The Robot That Automates an Israeli HMO's Coronavirus Data

25.03.20|Meir Orbach

Tel Aviv-based Kryon develops virtual agents, or bots, used to automate organizational processes such as paperwork and the filing of insurance claims

ועידת Mind the tech TLV הראל טייב מנכ"ל Kryon Systems

CTalk: Kryon Systems Aims to Create Your Digital Twin, Says CEO

CTech reporter Adi Pick spoke with Kryon Systems’ CEO Harel Tayeb Monday during Calcalist’s Mind the Tech conference in Tel Aviv

ועידת MIND THE DATA 2017 הראל טייב מנכ"ל Kryon Systems

Kryon Systems Expands Operations, Plans to Double Workforce

28.12.17|Yoav Stoler

Tel Aviv-based Kryon Systems develops virtualized agents that automate organizational processes. The company is set to open new offices in Germany and Singapore, as well as a second U.S. location