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Dreaming of an exit? Dell’s innovation chief explains what corporations really want
03.03.26
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Maayan Manela
Satish Iyer, Vice President of Innovation and Ecosystems at Dell Technologies, came to Israel in search of startups. In an interview with Calcalist, he explains how to implement AI in an organization with 90,000 employees, what it takes for a startup to be ready for acquisition by a corporation, why entrepreneurs who focus solely on the cloud may be making a mistake, and why junior software developers should consider looking for work outside the high-tech sector.
