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Tech salaries are falling - Here’s why that’s not a bad thing

06.02.25|Moran Chamsi
Alarming headlines have recently reported on the decline in wages in high-tech; The truth is that in the long term, this trend could be good for Israeli high-tech. 
עידית רובין מנהלת תגלית אקסל

Integration strategy: How Jewish interns from abroad strengthen national security

05.02.25|Idit Rubin
"We must continue investing in interns from abroad and recognize that they are not just interns—they are our ambassadors, our frontline advocates, and our true partners in the world," writes Idit Rubin, Executive Director of Birthright Excel.
הוועידה הלאומית הכלכלית אורי גבאי מנכ"ל מכון המחקר והמדיניות Start Up nation policy institute

Israel's government innovation system structure is leading to an AI failure

04.02.25|Uri Gabai
"Now, more than ever, Israel must establish a professional, committed, and empowered body that will ensure its status as a global technological leader for decades to come," writes Uri Gabai, CEO of RISE, Israel Research and Policy Institute.
Efrat Shuster

The Trump Stargate initiative: Opportunities and challenges for Israeli AI companies

04.02.25|Efrat Shuster
"The Stargate Initiative offers a transformative opportunity for Israeli AI companies to scale their operations, access cutting-edge resources, and secure international partnerships," writes Efrat Shuster, Founding Partner of Shuster Law Firm.
שרון גולדברג דירקטורית קטליסט במכון הישראלי לחדשנות

Thinking outside the box: How innovation communities have become the key to success

03.02.25|Sharon Goldberg
"Innovation communities are much more than a management tool—they embody an organization’s commitment to changing not just how it operates, but how its people think and act. In a world that is evolving so rapidly, innovation is no longer a matter of choice—it is a matter of survival," writes Sharon Goldberg, a Catalyst Director at the Israel Innovation Institute.
Ben Lavi

The new Medici effect: How no-code tools are sparking the next wave of innovation

02.02.25|Ben Lavi
From Renaissance art to modern apps, creativity thrives where disciplines collide.
גל רינגל מייסד ומנכ"ל Mine

The quiet revolution of privacy: How organizations can turn privacy into a competitive advantage in 2025

30.01.25|Gal Ringel
"The year 2025 is set to be a turning point in the world of privacy. While technical and regulatory challenges will deepen, organizations that take a proactive approach can turn privacy into a significant competitive advantage," writes Gal Ringel, founder and CEO of Mine.
טראמפ

How Trump might transform crypto regulation

28.01.25|Lior Lamesh
"Trump’s return presents a golden opportunity for the blockchain world. However, it’s essential that this opportunity is accompanied by a careful balance between fostering growth and preventing misuse," writes Lior Lamesh, co-founder and CEO of GK8, acquired by the U.S.-based Galaxy.
אפליקציית דיפסיק DeepSeek בינה מלאכותית AI חברה סינית 2

The DeepSeek watershed moment: Why an open-source AI model from China is reshaping the global tech scene

27.01.25|Yaniv Golan
The story of DeepSeek-R1 isn’t just about a single open-source model. It’s a signal that the AI landscape remains wide open. Constraint-driven innovation matters.
עו"ד יריב קסנר שותף וראש תחום הייטק משרד עורכי הדין פירון

Israeli high-tech is growing, but needs to change direction

26.01.25|Yariv Kesner
Despite the strength of the "engine of the Israeli Economy", government investment in it remains small compared to other countries, and it is characterized by niche focus and lack of diversification in the various fields. The industry's prosperity and maintaining its competitive advantage will come through strategic management of the fields of semiconductors and artificial intelligence.
טקס ההשבעה של דונלד טראמפ אלון מאסק

Musk vs OpenAI - A lawsuit that won't hold water

23.01.25|Ohad Telraz, Gilad Finkelstein
“Musk’s legal battle seems destined to fail in court, even if it holds value in terms of public perception or competitive positioning,” write attorneys Ohad Telraz and Gilad Finkelstein.
Maya Schwartz

From the lab to the world: Challenges shaping the future of smart healthcare in Israel

22.01.25|Maya Schwartz
"Israel is uniquely positioned to lead the global healthcare field, but immediate and comprehensive action is required," writes Maya Schwartz, CEO of the Israeli High-Tech Association in the Manufacturers Association of Israel.
איתמר טל VP of Engineering אקמאי

Exit dreams and corporate reality: Untold challenges of Israeli tech acquisitions

21.01.25|Itamar Tal
"Despite challenges, Israeli startup acquisitions remain vital for driving global innovation and economic growth. Success requires proper preparation, cultural sensitivity, and strategic foresight," writes Itamar Tal, VP Engineering at Akamai Technologies and former VP Engineering at Guardicore.
טל יעקובסון מנכ"ל פריון

The meteor redefining the boundaries of advertising

20.01.25|Tal Jacobson
"The digital landscape has always evolved rapidly, but the change brought by the AI revolution is a paradigmatic shift moving at meteoric speed," writes Tal Jacobson, CEO of Perion.
אסף גרין דירקטור פיתוח עסקי NTT ישראל

AI and natural disasters: Today’s solution for tomorrow's challenges

19.01.25|Asaf Green
The recent wildfires in Los Angeles serve as a sad reminder of the devastating power of natural disasters, which have grown more frequent and intense in recent years. As AI-based solutions continue to mature, the time has come to apply them to addressing natural disasters.
ד"ר מירב מור מייסדת-שותפה בחברת Lumen

The biomedical industry steps into the era of personalized healthcare

12.01.25|Dr. Merav Mor
"Beyond technology, personalized medicine represents a profound conceptual shift. It invites us to rethink health, transitioning from reactive or preventive care to active partnerships between patients and the healthcare system," writes Dr. Merav Mor, co-founder of Lumen.
עו"ד יגאל קולוף שותף וקסלר ברגמן ושות'

Artificial intelligence within the justice system: An efficient tool or a double-edged sword

06.01.25|Igal Kolof
Recent court rulings in Israel raise questions about the legal standing of using AI in judicial proceedings. Given the current regulatory gap and until clear guidelines are formulated, attorneys and companies must verify the authenticity of AI-generated outputs. 
מרסל ווידה מנכ"לית ומייסדת חברת Good Quality

The quantum revolution: A new era in technology

05.01.25|Marsel Vaida
"The quantum future is already here, and the question is not whether it will change the world, but when and how we will be ready for this change," writes Marsel Vaida, CEO and founder of Good Quality.
אריק ליברזון חדש

Why I decided not to become the CEO of the company I founded

02.01.25|Dr. Arik Liberzon
"Founders who prioritize the company's success over ego and image, trusting a professional CEO to lead while focusing on the technological and product core, can greatly enhance their company's performance," writes Dr. Arik Liberzon, founder and CTO of Pentera.
ועידת התחזיות יואל אסתרון מול כלכליסט

Netanyahu wanted an autocracy but ended up with a kakistocracy

31.12.24|Yoel Esteron
Netanyahu's "big plan"—to undermine democracy in order to establish authoritarian single rule—was conceived long before the investigations and his trial. The devastating outcome: instead of single rule, he created a kakistocracy—the rule of the worst, explained Calcalist Publisher Yoel Esteron at the Forecasts Conference. 
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