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Sam Salman Huminn

The future belongs to the connectors of dots

05.07.22|Sam Salman
"At Huminn we look at problems as multifaceted yet one in essence, with researchers from different fields working together, sharing insights, and studying a problem from all perspectives simultaneously," writes Sam Salman, the Chairman & CEO of Huminn
יונתן נתן מיתר עורכי דין

SPAC is back: Surprising new opportunities

04.07.22|Jonathan M. Nathan
"Despite all of the negative talk, democratization of the U.S. capital markets that can be facilitated by the SPAC wave, continues, thus allowing smaller Israeli tech companies to go public," writes Jonathan M. Nathan of Meitar Law Offices
Tamar Domany

Where are the 45-year-olds in high-tech?

01.07.22|Tamar Domany
“I don’t know why ageism exists in high tech, especially at startups. Yet it occurs, even if unintentionally. What’s important is how we can deal with it in an industry that essentially glorifies the ‘here and now’,” writes Tamar Domany of Sunbit
גיל ברנדס

Stability in times of upheaval – A challenge Israel's high-tech industry can meet

29.06.22|Gil Brandes and Gil Somech
“During the period of instability Israeli entrepreneurs might tone down their desire to build a company for the longer run and "go all the way" as an independent company – and we may again see multiple smaller exits in the range of tens of millions and less in the hundreds of millions,” write Gil Brandes and Gil Somech of Naschitz Brandes Amir
פיטורים גל סבב פיטורים

We didn’t start the fire, but: A guide to handling layoffs

27.06.22|Shaul Olmert
With the frequent news of layoffs hitting the Israeli high-tech sector, here are some helpful tips for startup leaders who are forced to cut staff
Yaniv Harel

Rethinking organizational cybersecurity strategy for corporations

26.06.22|Yaniv Harel
“The fact that commercial companies have experienced such attacks casts doubt on the assumption that they don’t need to include nation state level attacks as one of the threats to be addressed,” writes Dr. Yaniv Harel, CSO at the Blavantnik Interdisciplinary Cyber Research Center
Aviad Sorek

The high-tech industry is getting a reality check - which is a good thing

23.06.22|Aviad Sorek
Forget about Teslas in the parking lot, fancy parties and inflated valuations. Reality is forcing the high-tech industry to shift its focus from growth to profitability, giving rise to a stronger sector across the board.
טל וויזר פינסטרה

How banks, regulation, and the business world are addressing the current crypto crisis

23.06.22|Tal Weiser
“The crisis is an opportunity to examine fundamental issues in the market, resolve regulatory issues and instill confidence among all stakeholders,” writes Tal Weiser, Managing Director Sales, Global Services International Payments at Finastra
Meir Valman

Why do they keep investing?

21.06.22|Meir Valman
Among the leading VCs, it was often two or even one investment that generated the vast majority of returns in one fund and cemented their reputation, writes Meir Valman
טיראן רוטמן

The dark side of an economic crisis among technology companies

19.06.22|Dr. Tiran Rothman
Explaining what economic "damage" is to a private startup company investor is arguably the most difficult challenge in an economic court, writes Dr. Tiran Rothman.
אלון רייטר

Offshore in Europe: Does the old continent hold the solution for the tech employee shortage

16.06.22|Alon Reiter
“While the challenges of recruiting employees are being experienced globally, in Israel they're having a severe impact. We anticipate that in the coming year and the years immediately following it, this will be the ongoing trend despite changes to markets,” writes Alon Reiter, VP HR & OutSourcing at Aman Group
Yuliya Trakhtenberg

Why you should never waste a good crisis

12.06.22|Yulia Trakhtenberg
“Crises are inevitable, which is why it’s important to approach challenges with an open mind, focusing on the value and opportunity they bring,” writes Yulia Trakhtenberg, VP R&D at Gloat
Elan Sasson

The game changer for AI research is inspired by our brain

08.06.22|Elan Sasson
“Perceiving the world one mode at a time greatly limits AI’s ability to navigate or understand it. Thus, the future of AI is reliant upon three major components - multimodal models, sparsity, and task-agnostic architecture,” writes Elan Sasson, CEO of Data Science Group
Keren Leshem

Her body – not her choice: Technology’s role in the face of government conservatism

07.06.22|Keren Leshem
“There is an ominous need to have differentiated care delivery for women owing to diverse physiology and their role in society,” writes Keren Leshem, CEO of OCON Healthcare
מוסף שבועי 3.2.22 חברת היי טק ראפיד במסיבת גייוס עובדים עם די־ג'יי טייסטו

How to ensure fanfare doesn’t trump product

02.06.22|Shaul Olmert
The grand Hollywood-style celebrations startups are throwing for even minor milestones, lose sight of the big picture
רן פינקלשטיין איש קריאייטיב ובמאי במשרד התוכן Peach

How TikTok is teaching the next generation a profession

02.06.22|Ran Finkelstein
“While TikTokers do not always write original content, they film, edit, and set up lighting. Those foundations lay the groundwork for the development of creative capabilities and participation in the creative industry in the future,” writes Ran Finkelstein of content agency Peach
Yaffa Abadi f2

Don’t cut your marketing spend just yet

29.05.22|Yaffa Abadi
Marketing is not a pause button that you can switch on and off at your leisure, it is an engine that builds on momentum, writes Yaffa Abadi, F2 Venture Capital’s Content Manager
בורסה וול סטריט ניו יורק

Israeli high-tech has plenty of reasons for optimism, even in difficult times

29.05.22|Meir Orbach
Israel has built a backbone of dozens of healthy growing companies who are capable of emerging from this crisis stronger than ever
Guy Shanny Polar Security

A new cybersecurity opportunity: protecting cloud shadow data

26.05.22|Guy Shanny
The challenge of securing data in the cloud is only intensifying as time goes by and the existing solutions focused on securing cloud infrastructure are not sufficient, writes Guy Shanny, Co-Founder & CEO of Polar Security
Eran Agmon DreaMed

Did you know code can kill?

24.05.22|Eran Agmon
The conversation on system bugs can start with user experience and data but can very quickly reach human life, writes Eran Agmon, Chief Product Officer at DreaMed
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