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Ariel Halevi Vayomar

Musings on the gig economy Post-Covid: The genie is out of the bottle and doesn’t want to go back

31.08.21|Ariel Halevi
Organizations that do not seize the opportunity and harness freelance talents as assets will miss out on a slice of the expert manpower pizza pie, writes Ariel Halevi
אסף קרס JFrog

Hitting a moving target: Time is running out in the race to secure connected devices

30.08.21|Asaf Karas
"Securing this kind of market requires strong working relationships between regulators and manufacturers – across all industries – and willingness amongst vertical leaders to collaborate and share their standards and knowledge with one another," writes Asaf Karas, CTO Security of JFrog
Tomorrow.io

Hurricane season ramps up with consequences for business leaders

29.08.21|Itay Zlotnik
"Automated weather insights can help you make decisions, streamline communications, increase efficiency, reduce costs, and maximize revenue," writes Itay Zlotnik of Tomorrow.io
יצחק גל Wokwe

First year of open economic relations between Israel and UAE provides promising signs of things to come

26.08.21|Yitzhak Gal
“The tremendous growth in the business relations between the two countries gives us a perspective about the potential that is still not fully fulfilled,” writes Yitzhak Gal of YOKWE
דובי פרנסס Group 11

The inevitability of fintech’s trajectory

17.08.21|Dovi Frances
"We are in the midst of an all-out war that we have already won using unconventional means like AI/ML and all of these incumbents are ‘dead men walking’," writes Dovi Frances of Group 11
יעל שפריר

How to make education relevant again? Six areas that need to be revolutionized

12.08.21|Yael Shafrir
In order "to find real solutions that will truly make an impact, it is important to look inward at the psychology of this generation, to not shy away from an educational revolution" writes Yael Shafrir
Eyal Balicer Citi

If nothing is trustworthy in cyberspace, does AI even have a chance?

11.08.21|Eyal Balicer
“The challenge to embed trust into complex and automated AI-driven processes is a cross-industry phenomenon, as it ultimately stems from AI’s unique and inherent characteristics,” writes Eyal Balicer of Citi
Daniel Lereya VP R_altD and Product monday.com

Building a culture of builders with no-code/low-code

10.08.21|Daniel Lereya
“Tech is a superpower. Having a continuous no-code/low-code platform gives that power to everyone,” writes Daniel Lereya, VP R&D and Product at monday.com
רוני זהבי מנכל היי בוב Hibob

Seven tips for the new flexible work model

09.08.21|Ronni Zehavi
“The new world of work has arrived and there is no point in ignoring it,” writes Hibob CEO Ronni Zehavi
Anna Pellivert Yissum Technology

To spur innovation, tech ecosystems can’t afford to overlook academia

09.08.21|Anna Pellivert
Curiosity Driven Research born from academia is vital in order to keep the best minds tackling the biggest questions in science.
עמרי אורגד לומינטי נטוורקס

Winning may not be everything but sports data certainly helps

08.08.21|Omri Orgad
"The global sports arena has experienced enhanced success by adopting the use of modern techniques to adapt to and keep up with a data-driven world," writes Omri Orgad of Bright Data
הועידה הכלכלית הלאומית 2021 יואל אסתרון מו"ל כלכליסט 1

The war on democracy has not ended

02.08.21|Yoel Esteron
Coronavirus can’t be an excuse for delaying the treatment of the underlying problems in Israeli society
Nate Meir

The rise of MLOPs and what VCs should keep an eye for

02.08.21|Nate Meir
“We are in the very early phase of the machine learning revolution,” writes Nate Meir of StageOne Ventures. “MLOps is intended to be the thread that ties the entire ML lifecycle together”
ארז שחר קרן קומרה שיחת ועידה בנקאות חדשה

Riskified IPO: Entrepreneurs with no glass ceilings

30.07.21|Erez Shachar
Riskified’s IPO on the NYSE is another achievement of the Israeli tech ecosystem, but even more so it is a testament to the abilities of the new generation of local entrepreneurs
אביב קרבל Amiti

What can we learn from the tech trends of the past year?

28.07.21| Aviv Kerbel
FinOps, ML Operations, DevOps Automation and Zoom have all shined over recent months, but finding convincing solutions is far from straightforward, writes Aviv Kerbel of Amiti Ventures
יוני שטיין Laguna

Tech entrepreneurs must start with 'Why'

27.07.21|Yoni Stein
“Understanding not only what you do, but also why you do it before starting a company will allow you to evolve and iterate better and faster,” writes Yoni Stein, CEO and co-founder of Laguna Health
דורון מוצפי סטמפלי

Crypto’s volatility emphasizes need for fast and secure onboarding

25.07.21|Doron Mutsafi
Bitcoin and other crypto-assets may be almost 50% down from April highs, but the crypto market is here to stay. The ever-growing number of traders forces crypto exchanges to adopt fast, sophisticated ways to verify new traders
לוטן לבקוביץ' Grove Ventures Lotan Levkowitz

The Internet needs a new sheriff

21.07.21|Lotan Levkowitz
Trust and Safety online is a problem so large and complex that it employs presidents, activists and major advertisers. Tech giants and regulators are extremely concerned and are actively trying to find solutions - a golden opportunity for Israeli startups
אפרת שוסטר

The non-disclosed disclosure that jeopardizes M&A transactions

20.07.21|Efrat Shuster
"Non-disclosure agreements are so ancient and basic that businesses execute them without thinking of a future M&A and they tend not to add a provision allowing disclosure in an event of an M&A,” writes Efrat Shuster
משרדי NSO ב הרצליה

The rotten oranges of Israeli cybersecurity

19.07.21|Hagar Ravet
Most Israeli cybersecurity companies develop decent and kosher defensive products, but alongside them, a different cyber industry, one that prefers to remain in the shadows, has been allowed to blossom uninterruptedly. The Defense Export Control Authority at the Ministry of Defence continually protects these companies in court and refuses to reveal its decision-making process
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