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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
Petros Machas

From crisis to success – The real estate rebirth in Greece

19.05.22|Petros Machas
"We believe that the collaboration between Greece and Israel can prove a strategic-game-changer in the real estate and tourism sector in Greece," writes Petros Machas, Founding Partner & Chairman at Machas & Partners Law Firm
Ariel Boucai - Trafficpoint

Skeptical shoppers: Overcoming Israeli hesitancy to online purchases

17.05.22|Ariel Boucai
The startup nation fears buying online, but it has the potential to change according to Ariel Boucai, Marketing Director at Trafficpoint
גיא כספי כנס סייבר

Cyber: The new frontier

16.05.22|Guy Caspi
“As technology evolves and the battle terrain changes, cyber criminals are quick to adapt and change their tactics, techniques and procedures accordingly,” writes Guy Caspi, CEO and Founder of Deep Instinct
Amir Blatt Almeda Ventures

VCs can also be startups - The emerging public VC model

15.05.22|Amir Blatt
“Public VCs enable the entire public to participate in the success of Israeli high-tech. Any person can buy LP units at any time, and in any amount, in a vehicle that in the past was open only to accredited investors,” writes Amir Blatt of Almeda Ventures
Tzvika Barenholz Intuit

How to tackle late-night meetings

12.05.22|Tzvika Barenholz
Global Engineering Days let the AI and Data team at Intuit to address collaboration across time zones
שאול אולמרט Piggy

Why trying before building is essential to every startup

10.05.22|Shaul Olmert
“In startups, which are limited in resources, there is no choice but to use a little impudence, creativity, trial and error, to refine what is worth investing in and what is an idea that sounds good but is not yet ripe to invest in,” writes Shaul Olmert
עמנואל בן-זקן מנכ"ל CHECKMARX חדש

Reigniting the passion: How to retain a company’s HR edge

08.05.22|Emmanuel Benzaquen
“Only employees who are connected to the company's story will want to stay for a long time. After a long learning process, it is clear to us that our story is passion,” writes Checkmarx CEO Emmanuel Benzaquen
מגזין עצמאות 4.5.22 ראסל אלוואנגר מנכ"ל טאואר סמיקונדוקטור

Principles towards success

05.05.22|Russell Ellwanger
"John F. Kennedy stated: “I am an idealist without illusions." Such is the Tower DNA. If one relentlessly pursues high ideals, treats friendships as the treasure most dear with the understanding that friendship and loyalty are synonymous, such a person has a deep fountain of power," writes Russell Ellwanger, CEO of Tower Semiconductor
מוסף עצמאות 14.4.21 תום ליבנה מייסד Verbit

Startup success starts with self questioning

05.05.22|Tom Livne
"The most successful entrepreneurs I know are the ones with the endless passion for the field in which they’re engaged," writes Verbit CEO Tom Livne
אורן בר און 28.4.20

Profit: Don’t take your eye’s off it

05.05.22|Oren Bar-On
Growth and the rate of revenue are indeed still important to investors, but as euphoria turns more and more into doubt, companies are required to present a horizon of profitability and reduce their spending on wages
Efrat Shuster

The risk and reward of 'super-shares' for startup founders

25.04.22|Efrat Shuster
"Successful founders who manage their company well and succeed in making money for their investors have a reasonable claim for asking for ‘super-shares’ especially when the dilution is great and they are about to lose majority," writes Adv. Efrat Shuster
Shoham Levy

Why startups find it difficult to recruit talent without a strong employer brand

20.04.22|Shoham Levy
“For the foreseeable future, the biggest challenge for all stage companies will be recruiting talented employees,” writes Shoham Levy, CEO of Creativity Value
Guy Galon

Why is customer success so important for post-Covid business?

18.04.22|Guy Galon
“The customer success role begins when sales prospects become customers. When the sales team looks at new customer acquisition via conversion, the customer-success team is ready to handhold and support them,” writes Guy Galon of Hysolate
מתכוננים למטאוורס בסין

Opportunities abound in the metaverse for hangry people of faith

15.04.22|Dov Greenbaum
Perhaps the next time the stars all align, and Ramadan, Good Friday and Passover all coincide, members of all three religions can enjoy a shared virtual meal in the metaverse while they simultaneously physically abstain, writes Dov Greenbaum
Yaacov Cohen Harmon.ie

The short way to raise capital may prove to be the long way to success

14.04.22|Yaacov Cohen
“Instead of the entrepreneurs focusing on developing their product, adapting it to the target market, and acquiring initial clients, management finds itself stuck mediating between different forces within the company itself," writes Yaacov Cohen of harmon.ie
חיים גבריאלי יו"ר תנובה

Israel’s key role in the foodtech revolution

14.04.22|Haim Gavrieli
The war in Ukraine once again proves the importance of food security as a component of national security. A strong foodtech industry, like the one emerging in Israel, plays an important role in forging a promising future for all of us with better-established food security, write Tnuva Chairman Haim Gavrieli
נילי גור סיילספורס ישראל

How flexibility and development opportunities can help companies counter the Great Resignation

11.04.22|Nili Gur
"In this all-digital world, with the right leadership, training, and technology, companies can create a more meaningful workplace to better attract, retain and nurture talent, from anywhere," writes Nili Gur of Salesforce
דנה פירון-גרוס

Morocco’s challenge is Israeli tech's opportunity

10.04.22|Dana Firon Gross
How can Israel’s high-tech industry become a paramount geopolitical player in Africa?
זבל חלל של ספייס X

The dangers of politicizing space

07.04.22|Dov Greenbaum
"This disconcerting emerging breakdown in space is unprecedented. Even at the height of the Cold War, an American Apollo spacecraft docked with a Soviet Soyuz counterpart, culminating in an historical handshake in space in July 1975 between representatives of two warring nations," writes Dov Greenbaum
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