Pentagon invests $1 billion in commercial AI for national security missions The doctors involved in the study may have taken into account factors that the AI could not, such as a patient’s tolerance for a procedure or the availability of a particular medical instrument. The project also suggests that AI could help lower health care… Continue reading As AI agents go mainstream, companies lean into confidential computing for data security
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The 10 Top Celebrity Startup Investors
The 10 Top Celebrity Startup Investors Ashton Kutcher, MC Hammer, and Madonna prove that celebrities have more to offer businesses than just endorsements. Some provide valuable startup capital and sage advice. By Laura Montini, February 2017 <Article Source> Big Moves Given that America’s entertainment and tech capitals are located in the same state, it’s no wonder that… Continue reading The 10 Top Celebrity Startup Investors
2017 will be a strong year for venture capital
What does my crystal ball say about the outlook for venture capital in 2017? The building blocks of a better year are in place. Many venture capital firms are flush with cash, startup valuations have become more reasonable, technology industry M&A is robust and the technology IPO market is improving. Moreover, the obsession of funding unicorns at almost any price — and at the expense of smaller startups — has materially waned. All good news.
Israeli Start-up Marketing Weekly Review 200
Israeli Start-up Marketing Weekly Review 22.12.2016 – 28.12.2016 Every week Gaia-VSM collects the most relevant, interesting and practical information on marketing for entrepreneurs, to promote the knowledge of the hottest trends, to analyze relevant studies and more. The topics include building a winning marketing strategy, news from the entrepreneurial world, how to find the right target… Continue reading Israeli Start-up Marketing Weekly Review 200
The History of Lean Planning
Lean Planning is a concept that we introduced back in 2012 as an evolution in business planning. The traditional business plan just wasn’t fitting the needs of modern, fast-moving companies and it was time to bring more of a scientific approach to business planning.
Israeli Fintech Feelter Raises $2M To Sell ‘Retail Truth’ Scaling Up
Feelter, a startup out of Israel that organizes social media and “curates product insights” for consumers online and led by an atypical tech entrepreneur who studied in the Far East, has closed a $2 million (m) funding round on a mission to become a major player and boldly “sell the truth”.
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Every week Gaia-VSM collects the most relevant, interesting and practical information on marketing for entrepreneurs, to promote the knowledge of the hottest trends, to analyze relevant studies and more.
Top 8 cities for entrepreneurs around the world #Infographic
With the rapid advancement of the tech industry and digital industries it has never been easier to start a new business. Government around the world have taken note of the economic gain for supporting startup companies, with many offering grands, tax breaks and incentives to boost the appeal of their local areas as great start up cities.
SILICON VALLEY GIANTS’ SECRETS TO SUCCESS #INFOGRAPHIC
SILICON VALLEY GIANTS’ SECRETS TO SUCCESS #INFOGRAPHIC By whoishostingthis, September 2016 <Article Source> What’s the best way to become a billionaire in the 21st century? Start a tech company in Silicon Valley, of course! Actually, it turns out that entrepreneurship is an unlikely road to riches for most. With famous Silicon Valley successes like Bill Gates and… Continue reading SILICON VALLEY GIANTS’ SECRETS TO SUCCESS #INFOGRAPHIC
Mark Zuckerberg on why Silicon Valley’s startup culture is “backwards”
Mark Zuckerberg on why Silicon Valley’s startup culture is “backwards” By Dinushi Dias, August 2016 <Article Source> The startup culture in Silicon Valley is “backwards” and entrepreneurs need to focus on solving problems that matter, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg says.
5 Startup Origin Stories That Aren’t Totally True
5 Startup Origin Stories That Aren’t Totally True By Jason Fell, March 2016 <Article Source> Don’t believe everything you hear. In his Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) this week, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak noted, again, that the tech behemoth’s startup story was maybe, slightly, a little untrue. Here’s the much-publicized version: Apple was hatched and incubated… Continue reading 5 Startup Origin Stories That Aren’t Totally True
The 10 Best Cities to Start a Business in 2016
The 10 Best Cities to Start a Business in 2016 New research suggests that the Midwest is a thriving startup ecosystem, as California grows increasingly cost-prohibitive for new companies. By Zoë Henry, May 2016, <Article Source> If you’re looking to start a small business, there’s a case to be made for moving to Sioux Falls, S. Dak., instead… Continue reading The 10 Best Cities to Start a Business in 2016
THESE 3 ENTREPRENEURS STARTED COMPANIES TO HELP THEIR GRANDPARENTS
THESE 3 ENTREPRENEURS STARTED COMPANIES TO HELP THEIR GRANDPARENTS SILICON VALLEY ISN’T QUITE AS “YOUTH-CENTRIC” AS YOU MIGHT THINK. By Christina Farr, December 2015 Kai Stinchcombe’s grandmother Ruth got swindled out of $40,000 of her savings through credit card scams. Ruth, a retired schoolteacher who suffered from dementia, was… Continue reading THESE 3 ENTREPRENEURS STARTED COMPANIES TO HELP THEIR GRANDPARENTS
2015: the year VCs invested like drunken sailors, even as hope for exits faded
2015: the year VCs invested like drunken sailors, even as hope for exits faded By Chris O’brien, December 2015 It may be that 2015 will be remembered as the year tech IPOs slipped into a coma. Or maybe it will be known as the year your company’s chances of getting… Continue reading 2015: the year VCs invested like drunken sailors, even as hope for exits faded
How I Built a Startup While Traveling to 20 Countries
How I Built a Startup While Traveling to 20 Countries By Jay Meistrich, January 2015 One year ago, I left San Francisco, sold and gave away everything I owned, and moved into a 40-liter backpack. I traveled to 45 cities in 20 countries, three Disneylands, and one… Continue reading How I Built a Startup While Traveling to 20 Countries