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רון מירן רדוור

Supply chain attacks: The biggest cyber threat of 2025 and its impact on the stock market

17.04.25|Ron Meyran
"Organizations that understand that protecting the supply chain is essentially protecting share value will be the ones to survive in an era of increasing cyber attacks," writes Ron Meyran, VP of Cyber Threat Intelligence at Radware.
יואל יעקבסון CTO בקבוצת EMET

Agentic AI in organizations: How to prepare for the next generation

10.04.25|Yoel Jacobsen
AI agents work independently to achieve pre-defined goals, upgrading automations to a whole new level. This enables a wide range of applications, including task automation, autonomous customer support, IT management, employee experience management, and customized marketing and sales.
איל ליפשיץ שותף מנהל בקרן פרגרין ונצ'רס

The secret to the success of Israel’s medical device industry

09.04.25|Eyal Lifschitz
"Global medical device companies are actively scouting Israeli startups—many of which are founded by alumni of those same corporations—as they search for future growth engines," writes Eyal Lifschitz, Managing Partner at Peregrine Ventures.
עמית שקד מנכ"ל רובריק ישראל וסמנכ"ל החברה הגלובלית

The double-edged sword of AI: Why strong data management is essential

08.04.25|Amit Shaked
"Organizations that invest in solutions to map, classify, and secure their data are the ones that will thrive in the AI era," writes Amit Shaked, VP of DSPM at Rubrik & GM of Rubrik Israel.
עו"ד רון אבלסקי

When technology meets billions of euros: The time for Israeli startups in Europe has arrived

07.04.25|Ron Abelski
Will Israeli entrepreneurs seize the opportunity, step beyond their traditional markets, and position themselves as key players in shaping the future of European defense and security?
Lior Prosor

Trump tariffs: A very thin needle to thread — And Israel’s small part

06.04.25|Lior Prosor
While Israel is not a major player in the U.S. supply chain, it has a unique opportunity to punch above its economic weight, and Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to the White House Monday, while focused on the hostages and Iran, could be that exact opportunity.
צורית גולן סמנכ"לית משאבי אנוש פנטרה

The trends knocking on HR managers' doors in tech

03.04.25|Tzurit Golan
Global trends are merging with the unique characteristics of the local market, reshaping the way organizations recruit, develop, and retain talent.
יוני צרויה מייסד שותף ומנכ״ל חברת לושה

Why organizations should let go of the need to predict and control

02.04.25|Yoni Tserruya
"Letting go of the fear of failure brings flexibility, creativity and the ability to renew and replenish," writes Yoni Tserruya, co-founder and CEO of Lusha.
קרן דנציגר מנכ״לית קרנות ההשקעה של פאגאיה בישראל

Is the American economy on the verge of a recession? Consumer credit data suggests otherwise

01.04.25|Keren Danziger
"Although issues such as trade policy, housing accessibility challenges, and geopolitical instability continue to pose significant obstacles, the data indicates that a severe recession remains distant," writes Keren Danziger, CEO of Investment Funds at Pagaya in Israel.
יניב יעקבי מייסד ושותף מנהל בקרן Horizon Capital

Is the existing VC model disappearing?

31.03.25|Yaniv Jacobi
"The rise of AI-driven efficiency doesn't signal the end of venture capital as we know it, but it does mark a major evolution in how and when capital is deployed," writes Yaniv Jacobi, Co-founder and Managing Partner of Horizon Capital.
משה שלו סמנכ"ל ב דקארט דין לייטרסדורף מנכ"ל Decart

From cybernation to AI-nation - Israel must become an AI powerhouse

23.03.25|Dean Leitersdorf and Moshe Shalev
"With greater collaboration, a focus on Israel’s unique advantages, and increased government investment, the country can become the Startup Nation of the AI era," write the founders of AI startup Decart, Dean Leitersdorf and Moshe Shalev.
Oren Yunger and Dan Cahana

From cybersecurity to AI: How Israeli companies can lead the next tech revolution

20.03.25|Oren Yunger and Dan Cahana
"Israel has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to lead in fast-evolving, high-stakes industries. But to achieve global leadership in AI, it must act strategically and decisively," write Oren Yunger and Dan Cahana of Notable Capital.
מאיה נתן מוזר מייסדת ומנכ"לית קשת קרן שיתוף תורמים

Israeli high-tech: From emergency response to smart, strategic philanthropy

16.03.25|Maya Natan Mozer
"As the Israeli economy continues to recover, I believe the high-tech community should think of philanthropy as an integral part of its business model – not as a side activity but as a long-term strategy," writes Maya Natan Mozer, Founder and CEO of Keshet - Donor-Advised Fund.
בן חקלאי סמנכ"ל טכנולוגיות לאומיות במיקרוסופט ישראל

The quantum race: A great opportunity for Israel and the danger of being left behind

10.03.25|Ben Haklai
"Just as we once understood that investing in cybersecurity was an investment in national strength, it is time to realize that quantum computing is not just "a topic for research labs" but a strategic field in which Israel must take part," writes Ben Haklai, Vice President of National Technologies at Microsoft Israel.
עינת בנימיני מייסדת השלוחה הישראלית של קונסנטריקס

How to build business leadership for the AI era

09.03.25|Einat Benjamini
At the heart of effective management lies the ability to navigate change. The rise of AI and Generative AI presents unprecedented challenges for executives, requiring them to both transform themselves and lead their teams through change.
עו"ד יעקב אנוך משרד פירון

The AI revolution in search engines: The lawsuit against Google that threatens to change the rules

06.03.25|Jacob Enoch
Whether the lawsuit is accepted or not, it is clear that this legal battle is not the last. It marks a new stage in the struggle surrounding the impact of AI on search engines, content producers, and the information presented to users.
נעה גסטפרוינד Airwallex

Paving the way for female leadership in finance

05.03.25|Noa Gastfreund
Promoting women in finance is not just about social justice - it directly contributes to the success of financial organizations.
נמרוד רוזנבלום שותף במשרד אפשטיין רוזנבלום מעוז

Foreign investors are back, but without certainty – it won’t hold

02.03.25|Nimrod Rosenblum
Resurgent interest from international investment funds signals a potential turning point for Israel’s economy. However, securing a consistent and long-term inflow of foreign capital hinges on the government’s ability to establish economic and political stability.
שחר מדר סמנכ״ל אבטחה ומחקר סייבר פיירבלוקס

North Korean hackers just pulled off the biggest crypto heist ever. It won’t be the last.

26.02.25|Shahar Madar
The Lazarus Group stole $1.5 billion from Bybit—highlighting a systemic failure in digital asset security.
ראש תחום בינה מלאכותית במכון RISE Israel עידית זמיר יפה

Israel’s AI dilemma: Strategy or blind alignment?

23.02.25|Idit Zamir-Yaffe
As global AI regulation takes shape, Israel’s decision to forgo the Paris declaration raises questions about policy—or the lack of one.
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