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Having our employees in one room is “priceless”, says Synamedia

While the world may have gotten used to video calls and hybrid work models, you still can’t beat having the whole company together

SynaMedia Rents 10,000 Square Meter Office Space in Jerusalem

21.05.20|Dotan Levy

The video tech company leased seven floors in the new 18-story RAD Bynet tower currently under construction at the Har Hotzvim High-Tech park, where it plans to house a new research and development center employing 600 people

ועידת Mind the tech TLV יעל פאינרו מנכלית Synamedia בישראל וסמנכ"לית בכירה עולמית

CTalk: Streaming Services Will Soon Need to Resort to Advertisements, Says SynaMedia Exec

CTech reporter Adi Pick spoke with the head of SynaMedia’s operations in Israel Yael Fainaro during Calcalist’s Mind the Tech conference held in Tel Aviv Monday

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Newly-Rebranded SynaMedia is Not NDS 2.0, Says CEO

07.12.18|Meir Orbach

Though Cisco’s Jerusalem-based former video unit only makes up an eighth of the company’s employees, the former NDS will continue to be the origin of most of SynaMedia’s critical research and development, according to Yves Padrine