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ערן פייגנבאום מנכ"ל אורקל

Soft skills are crucial to Israeli tech maintaining its edge

23.02.22|Eran Feigenbaum
“In the high-tech industry and other industries as well, emotional social skills have become one of the important criteria in the recruitment process and in the corporate culture,” writes Eran Feigenbaum, Oracle Israel Country Leader
רני שפרון ו מיטל מרגוליס לין

Big in Taiwan: Israel's tech sector's connection to “Asia’s Silicon Valley”

22.02.22|Meital Margulis Lin and Rani Shifron
"The Israeli Startup Nation and the Taiwanese Scale-Up Nation complete each other, and the combination of the two will accelerate the development and growth of both," write Meital Margulis Lin and Rani Shifron
אדם מימון

A Better Place for directors and officers?

20.02.22|Adam Maimon
“The Supreme Court made a clear statement to the Israeli startup community: Israeli courts will not intervene in informed decisions made by directors and officers in good faith and without conflict of interest,” writes Adam Maimon
הסכם אי תחרות אנשי עסקים מתחרים

Competition: What is it good for?

16.02.22|Shaul Olmert
While competition certainly does make the business world go round, sometimes a perceived competitor isn’t actually that
Amitai Armon Intel

We must prepare our homework in Artificial Intelligence

09.02.22|Dr. Amitai Armon
“Our lives are being increasingly affected by Artificial Intelligence systems, we should integrate the acquaintance with this technology into Israel’s education system,” writes Dr. Amitai Armon, Chief Data Scientist, IT AI Group, Intel
דור לי לו IBI Tech Fund

How is VC financing affecting your startup's go-to-market strategy?

07.02.22|Dor Lee-Lo
“On the one hand, venture capitalists are known for their patience and allow teams to invest the time required in the R&D stages, but on the other hand, venture capital firms help entrepreneurs focus on the more important things and therefore, bring the product to market faster,” writes Dor Lee-Lo, PhD. Managing Partner at IBI Tech Fund
אביטל לביצקי UK Israel Tech Hub

5 reasons why Israeli Fintech startups should capture the UK opportunity

06.02.22|Avital Levitzky
"The UK is home to some amazing opportunities for Fintech companies and one of the world’s leaders in evolving the Fintech global ecosystem having the frameworks and talent to run them," writes Avital Levitzky of the UK-Israel Tech Hub
מתן מנחם

Blind reliance on AI is not good for healthcare

03.02.22|Matan Menachem
Artificial intelligence (AI) helps us better understand medical conditions and is already used to research and develop therapies and technology with the Health Ministry’s blessing. However, advocate Matan Menachem, member of the Ethics Committee at Shaare Zedek Medical Center and healthtech consultant, warns against tragic mistakes these sophisticated systems could lead to
משרדים האניבוק עובדים הייטק גיוס

Want to attract and retain the best employees? Shine light on your Employer Value Proposition

02.02.22|Aviv Weizmann
"Without realizing their mistake, countless organizations use inefficient employer brands and aim to be "the best." Perhaps due to a lack of awareness or thought about what "best" actually means?" writes Aviv Weizmann of Natural Intelligence
משה ליפסקר

Why my combat service is at the heart of my success as a high-tech manager

31.01.22|Moshe Lipsker
“The service path of the combat soldier provides a formative experience that’s hard to emulate in the non-combat setting,” explains Lt. Col (res.) Moshe Lipsker, Israel General Manager and SVP of Global Product Development at Imperva
Hisham Abdulhalim Intuit Israel

Five skills every employee needs in the age of AI

31.01.22|Hisham Abdulhalim PhD.
"We should all be looking for ways to harness our unique human capabilities and cultivate soft skills that will become all the more important for the future of work," writes Hisham Abdulhalim PhD., Intuit Israel AI and Data Chief of Staff
אלעד בלומנטל

Could volunteering be the key in competition for tech talent?

30.01.22|Elad Blumenthal
“Could it be that generation Y, who constitute most of today’s workforce, expect something totally different from a company activity than a concert by a successful singer?” asks Elad Blumenthal, CEO of OneDay Social Volunteering
העוזרות הקוליות אלקסה גוגל אסיסטנט ו סירי 2

Amazon’s Alexa, Apple’s Siri provide stark reminder of need for data privacy awareness

28.01.22|Dov Greenbaum
"Just because a company may not have legal obligations vis-à-vis privacy, created by current laws or the incoming privacy regulations that enforce things like transparency and informed consent to protect collected private information, these laws still create additional legal obligations to protect held personal data from outside hackers," writes Dov Greenbaum
דלית קריינר

A holistic solution for the Great Resignation

27.01.22|Dalit Krainer
“Money and conditions are no longer enough to keep workers for a long time. To cope with the trend, we need to adapt to the market and produce solutions that will touch on all areas of employment,” writes Dalit Krainer of Checkmarx
סמדר שטראוס

Storage in Space? Why is it so complicated and how will humanity benefit from it?

26.01.22|Smadar Strauss
“A satellite that costs millions of dollars may suddenly become ineffective due to a failure in the system’s storage. What is the value of an advanced satellite with a sophisticated camera if its images cannot be saved properly?” writes Smadar Strauss of Ramon.Space
רותם שמש Datto

The key steps for SMBs to stay safe from cyberattacks

25.01.22|Rotem Shemesh
“The building blocks of a well-thought-out cyber resilience plan are being able to identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover from cyber threats,” writes Rotem Shemesh of Datto
מורן צ'מסי

The rise in secondary deals is great news for the Israeli tech sector

24.01.22|Moran Chamsi
"Recognizing secondary-share transactions as a legitimate, worthy, and valuable process for various industry players can drive the high-tech market one step further," writes Moran Chamsi of Amplefields Investments
יעל וייס זילברמן Start Up Nation Central

Israeli innovation is up for the sustainability challenge

23.01.22|Yael Weisz Zilberman
"Israel is putting a concerted effort into becoming the go-to hub for climate change-battling innovation, aiming to make up in its ingenuity what it lacks in size," writes Yael Weisz Zilberman of Start-Up Nation Central
יעל שפריר

An international crisis hits the education system, and workplaces pay the price

20.01.22|Yael Shafrir
What is the connection between the school crisis, high-tech challenges and the problems of the labor market? What can be done about this, and how does it relate to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals?
עידן טנדלר

Israeli tech must reconnect with society

19.01.22|Idan Tendler
"We need to leave this bubble, and lead reforms to reduce socioeconomic gaps in Israel. We want to infect the Israeli public with our chutzpah and faith that we have the power to change reality," writes Idan Tendler
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