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Early Metrics' tech trend predictions for 2021
For anyone working in the innovation ecosystem, the big question is always: what’s the next big thing? Needless to say that in 2021, the sanitary crisis will continue to be a major influencing factor in technology developments and business trends.
Opinion by " Gene Gerrienne
02.02.2021
How entrepreneurs take the loss — When startup leaders get forced out
In my long career as an entrepreneur, I can definitely say I’ve lost more times than I’ve won. Not in the way you might think. In terms of outcomes, I’m batting well over 50%. But to get there, I’ve had to take a lot of Ls — from losing deals, to losing position, to losing face. How do entrepreneurs deal with all of that losing? I mean, besides alcohol.
Opinion by " Joe Procopio
02.02.2021
What you need to know about Organisational Intelligence
You might understand AI, but how does your knowledge on Organisational Intelligence shape up? Thomas Davies, founder and CEO, Temporall, explains its importance to workplace leadership and overcoming the challenges COVID-19 has created.
Opinion by " Thomas Davies
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01.02.2021
Temporall, experts in organisational intelligence
Snackable content & business insights: a new book from Caroline Franczia
Caroline Franczia is a regular columnist at Maddyness, known for the witty and insightful parallels she draws between everyday startup life and the world of the silver screen. We interviewed her about her new book, Popcorn for the new CEO.
Opinion by " Maddyness
28.01.2021
Why raising capital needs to become more inclusive
Founding a business is never easy, but what happens to those who face hurdles from the very beginning because of their race, gender or socioeconomic status? Vanessa Martins Lopes, CEO and founder of The Wild Curl, shares her views.
Opinion by " Vanessa Martins Lopes
28.01.2021
inclusivity in VC funding
Why your company needs an innovation culture
Whether it’s a business model or a selling strategy, nothing in business lasts forever. A concept that relies on market trends is assured to fail shortly after the trend dies out (case in point - what do you suppose the average fidget spinner manufacturer is doing these days?).
Opinion by " Jurij Radzevic
28.01.2021
Pandemic end-game, how will startups ‘reintegrate’ their workers into the office?
While the promise of a vaccine gives us hope that 2021 will see a return to the office, some elements of the pandemic world are here to stay.
Opinion by " Mark Richer
26.01.2021
Shy people can run successful businesses too
In a world full of noise and egos, how easy is it to be critically shy and run a large business? Despite the archaic assumption that you need to be loud and proud to get ahead, Steve Witt believes you should never underestimate those of a quieter nature.
Opinion by " Steve Witt
25.01.2021
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The top 50 tech startups to work for in 2021
If you want to work in a startup, you have to be prepared to adapt to constant change and accept it’s all hands on deck. It can be exciting, so why not join one of the best London has to offer?
Opinion by " Kirstie Pickering
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21.01.2021
Otta Rocket List London startups
Trade unions and green innovation: an (un)likely alliance?
Industrial action like that happening at British Gas will become more common unless we configure a green and just transition – and workers can and should be advocating for this. Responding to the climate crisis from within key workplaces could see trade unions take on a new relevance and attract a younger crowd.
Opinion by " Florence Wildblood
20.01.2021
Digital payments innovation: trends to watch for 2021
First came pioneering PayPal, but innovation in the payments sector has never stood still and today many fintechs compete with and win market share from traditional financial institutions in this area.
Opinion by " Oli Weiss
19.01.2021
The question of churn, via Pulp Fiction
Churn is overlooked. It’s the KPI you want to turn your back on, the one you wish didn't exist. Yet it will haunt you; when high, it stands as a reminder of your process failure. Much like Pulp Fiction, churn can teach you a lot about your company and who you are... Will you ignore it?
Opinion by " Caroline Franczia
14.01.2021
A leap of faith: The secret to building a jewellery brand
Making the decision to leave the security of a reliable monthly income to go self-employed can be a step into the unknown. Carrie Elizabeth Dennahy, founder and CEO of Carrie Elizabeth Jewellery, decided to take that leap when she saw a gap in the market for more affordable, unique and well-crafted jewellery.
Opinion by " Kirstie Pickering
14.01.2021
Carrie Elizabeth Jewellery
Six skills that make medical doctors indispensable for startups
A growing number of startups are tackling complex healthcare challenges. To be successful, they need insiders like medical doctors in their teams. At the same time, more and more physicians are looking for rewarding alternative careers outside the hospital.
Opinion by " Sven Jungmann & Anne Latz
07.01.2021

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