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As Investors, We Couldn't Get Enough of Datorama
20.07.18
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Rick Scanlon
A clear market focus, and aggressive scaling made Datorama an investor’ darling, writes Innovation Endeavors founding partner Rick Scanlon
The Transportation Transformation
06.07.18
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Max Marine
The future of mobility invites optimism, but as transportation is changing, we should remember it is on us to chart the course
Intel's Communications Gamble Takes a Blow
05.07.18
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Omer Kabir
If working with Apple is a benchmark of quality, the company’s decision to drop Intel as a provider of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth components could influence other Intel customers
The Israeli One Billion Dollar Club—a Defining Moment for Israeli VCs
04.07.18
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Ziv Kop
As mass amounts of capital are poured into Israeli startups, venture capitalist Ziv Kop outlines the challenges the local industry faces
To Sleep or Not to Sleep (at Your Desk)—That Is the Question in China
26.06.18
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Ami Dror
Companies working out of China should adapt to the local work culture instead of trying to impose a foreign one, writes Israeli-born entrepreneur Ami Dror
We Ship. It Works. Wow
08.06.18
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Yonatan Raz-Fridman
When Kano co-founder and then CEO Yonatan Raz-Fridman worked on the supply chain for the company's computer building kit, those were the objectives defined
The Real Reason Apple and Google Want You to Use Your Phone Less
07.06.18
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Nir Eyal
It may seem against their interests, but Apple and Google know that helping users reduce their smartphone usage is good for their businesses
When Good Companies Choose Bad Names
06.06.18
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Adam Fisher
Before you know it, the name that no one is particularly proud of appears emblazoned on mugs, pens, notepads, the obligatory t-shirt. A primer on naming your startups by venture capitalist Adam Fisher
Why We Decided to Invest in a Crypto Company for the First Time
04.05.18
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Yaniv Golan
When it comes to money, it’s all about trust. The same goes for cryptocurrencies, writes lool Ventures co-founder Yaniv Golan
Peak-End Rule: Why You Make Terrible Life Choices
04.05.18
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Nir Eyal
The peak-end rule says we don’t remember experiences accurately. Rather, we tend to recall the highlights and how things end
Where are all the robots?
27.04.18
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Angus Muirhead
As technologies advance, robots are becoming cheaper, smarter and safer. As a result, they are moving from being a niche product used only by industrial giants to a mass market product used by small businesses in factories, but also at home, in hospitals and in hotels. Robotics is set to become a powerful growth theme for the next decade
In Turbulent Waters, Big Shipping Companies Turn Fast
24.04.18
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Eytan Buchman
Global freight forwarders make a sharp turn in the adoption of online services. Domain-relevant startups can speed up the process
Infinite Scrolling Keeps Web Users At the Edge of Their Seats
13.04.18
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Nir Eyal
Author Nir Eyal explores why web interface switched from clicking to infinite scrolling and how this change affects our brains
On a Work Break? Don’t Turn to Your Phone
01.04.18
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Nir Eyal
Research suggests there are right ways and not-so-good ways to spend our break time. While some breaks leave us refreshed, others tend to leave us depleted and drained
Do You Get the Feeling Apps Are Getting Dumber?
01.04.18
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Nir Eyal
The surprising simplicity of some of today’s top apps could be attributed to smart developers who have realized that by doing less, they can get users to do more
Tower Semiconductor Reveals Optimistic Forecast Despite Underwhelming First Quarter
23.03.18
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Uri Tal-Tenne
After years of piling up losses and debt, in recent years Tower began reporting impressive profitability
How to Survive and Thrive in the U.S. Market
13.03.18
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Noam Inbar
Noam Inbar is the head of Oracle's startup ecosystem in Israel. On Wednesday, she will participate in Calcalist's Mind the Tech conference, held this week in New York
Even ‘Boring’ Software Should Engage Users on an Emotional Level
09.03.18
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Iris Shoor
Humor and charming characters help bring life to even the blandest of products
More Cyber IPOs Expected for 2018
25.02.18
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Arik Kleinstein
Big solutions, more IPOs and products that offer comprehensive protection are among the trends for the upcoming year
Telegram ICO Could Be a Watershed Moment for Crypto
19.02.18
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Aner Ravon
With investors like Sequoia and Benchmark and $850 million raised so far, Telegram’s ICO may mark the entrance of big traditional players into the crypto market
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