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A passion for entrepreneurship: An interview with Sutin Yang, Head of Scaleups at Virgin StartUp
At the tailend of a busy, if not especially warm, summer, Jamie Walker spoke to Sutin Yang, Head of Scaleups at Virgin StartUp, about the importance of investment readiness, supporting underrepresented founders, and finding founders with a passion for entrepreneurship.
Decoding par " Jamie Walker
05.10.2023
A passion for entrepreneurship: An interview with Sutin Yang, Head of Scaleups at Virgin StartUp
AI myth-busting: Shedding some (real) light on AI
From letters being signed by tech leaders to halt new AI training to people using ChatGPT to converse on dating apps, AI is certainly starting discussions. In fact, the UN has just lined up a bunch of AI-powered robots in Geneva to carry out “the world’s first human-robot press conference”.
Decoding par " Ed Dixon
22.09.2023
AI myth-busting: Shedding some (real) light on AI
Quanticore: Navigating the shifting tech realms
In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, a new term has emerged as a harbinger of the future - Quanticore. This fusion of "quantum" and "core" signifies the convergence of quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and other cutting-edge technologies. As we stand at the threshold of this new age, it's imperative to delve into the intricacies of Quanticore and understand how it is shaping the shifting tech realms.
Decoding par " Ivy Carter
25.08.2023
Quanticore: Navigating the shifting tech realms
Is a circular economy approach right for your business?
The circular economy is transforming how companies think about resources, waste and business models. It is based on the principles of eliminating waste, circulating products and materials and regenerating natural systems.
Decoding par " Dakota Murphey
23.08.2023
Is a circular economy approach right for your business?
Moving from AI anxiety to optimism: Why we need to harness our right-brain thinking to thrive alongside tech at work
We seamlessly use our left brain and right brain during the day, yet for many entrepreneurs, their way of working today is highly skewed towards using the logical, analytical left side of the brain, which helps you to enhance the strategic, problem-solving and goal achievement abilities required to run your own company.
Decoding par " Yda Bouvier
21.08.2023
Moving from AI Anxiety to Optimism: Why we need to harness our right-brain thinking to thrive alongside tech at work
Public Cervix Announcement: an interview with Hertility Health
Talking to Dr Helen O’Neill at AWS Summit, Max Lunn heard how Hertility Health is finally giving women the reproductive healthcare they need, through its at-home tests, clinical trials, accessible research and company partnerships.
Decoding par " Max Lunn
03.08.2023
Public Cervix Announcement: an interview with Hertility Health
Space32, connecting forward-thinking teams to new offices
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Jon Dweck, CEO and cofounder of Space32 about learning from COVID-19, optimising overall work-life balance and building the first global digital marketplace for flexible office spaces.
Decoding par " Jon Dweck
02.08.2023
Bursting the customer success bubble, balancing customer and product-led success
It is generally accepted in SaaS that customer adoption and retention can be driven through ‘Customer Success’ (CS) functions: those that improve a customer’s experience of a product to both benefit the user and bolster the long term prospects of the business.
Decoding par " Itxaso Del Palacio & Andreas Panayiotou
31.07.2023
Bursting the customer success bubble, balancing customer and product-led success
Who gets what? The importance of a sensible equity split among cofounders
From all the decisions a startup founder needs to make, the decision on how to split equity is one of the most important decisions on the company’s journey. It is a decision that can literally make or break the company. It is also a decision which is very difficult to change later.
Decoding par " Jana Nevrlka
21.06.2023
7 stages of the cyber attack lifecycle
Cyber attacks on business infrastructure are growing in complexity, frequency and creativity. Cyber security teams are tasked with the unenviable duty of adapting to an array of constantly-evolving threats, detecting intrusions, suspicious activity and anomalies before any damage can be done.
Decoding par " Dakota Murphey
13.05.2023
7 stages of the cyber attack lifecycle
A third of startups fail after raising a Series A – how to prevent your company becoming just another statistic
For early-stage founders, raising a Series A is one of the most significant milestones in their business. Not only does it provide the runway needed to take their startup to the next level, it validates their effort and ambitions. It’s a destination that can often take years of hard work and sacrifice to reach.
Decoding par " Maddyness, with Smedvig Ventures
26.04.2023
What happens after Series A? Building your business after the fundraise
Robots rise to the fry: how automation is removing the chip on fast-food's shoulder
At Maddyness, we have recently launched our job board to connect the right people with the right roles. To shed some light on what these roles mean, we’re talking to professionals at the coalface. This week, we talked to Karakuri’s Chief Technology Officer Peter Schroder about automation in fast-food, and what his priorities are as a CTO.
Decoding par " Max Lunn
31.03.2023
robots
The impact of social media on the prices and trends of cryptocurrencies
The growth of cryptocurrencies has been a big issue in recent years, and it is impossible to overlook how social media affects market patterns and price movements. The usage of cryptocurrencies for payments, particularly for independent contractors and contract employees, is one area where this influence is most noticeable.
Decoding par " Andy Braddell
31.03.2023
The impact of social media on the prices and trends of cryptocurrencies
Will generative AI chatbots really replace Google?
As more people become frustrated by Google, Max Lunn ponders the disruptive potential of generative AI chatbots on search engines. Whilst tempting to imagine OpenAI's GPT-4 taking over from Google's (dithering) Search, it's likely a more iterative process will happen, where chatbots will eventually become incorporated into Google Search.
Decoding par " Max Lunn
22.03.2023
Google Search

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