How's that for you? "Our mission is to put $10 billion in equity into the hands of hardworking Americans and help generations of small business owners retire confidently." Small businesses are the backbone of America, employing half of all workers and powering 44% of the U.S. economy. Small business owners can't pass them on to their heirs or find a buyer for their...
It may not occur to you now, but drones and other robotic technologies will soon become a normal part of our daily lives. According to Insider Intelligence, the drone services market is expected to grow to $$63.6 billion by 2025. The future of this market looks extremely attractive. New innovative technologies, applications and platforms are penetrating almost all areas of life and business....
Estimates of the Earth's average temperature set a new record on July 3. The fact that there were a series of very hot days in July is perhaps not surprising in itself.
The blockbuster effect is one of the dominant factors in the dynamics of digital content distribution on various platforms, from streaming services to social networks.
After a challenging 2022, there was little reason to believe that 2023 would be a more robust year for tech, startups and venture capital. During the first six months of 2023, these fears were confirmed. Between the crypto apocalypse, mass layoffs, the banking crisis and, yes, the never-ending buzz around artificial intelligence (AI), the first half of the year has been challenging for venture capital firms and startups.
What is the main key to the success of a startup that plans to operate in the B2B segment? Competitive product or service? Talented team? Availability of finance? Of course, all this is important. But all this loses meaning if there are no sales.
What do the evolution of the universe and a startup have in common? In 1975, John Gall published a book called Systematics: How Systems Work and Fail. In it, he formulated a law that would later be named after him. Gall's law has gained recognition and application in a variety of disciplines, from organizational management to software development.
In 1980, Robert Metcalfe, the founder of 3Com and one of the inventors of Ethernet technology, noted that the cost of a network is proportional to the square of the number of its users. This law was named after him.
It is widely known that whatever you call a yacht, that’s how it will float. Founders choosing a company name want it to sound cool, be memorable, original, unique, legal, and have positive associations.
The development of generative AI technology has made significant progress in the past few years. Its application in various applications such as image and speech synthesis, text generation and music composition is impressive. However, along with the popular hype, many people are experiencing some anxiety as they think about the future of their jobs. The speed at which generative AI has moved from concept to...
The competition between human creativity and generative AI has been the subject of controversy and debate in recent years. While human creativity is often considered unique and irreplaceable, generative AI is advancing rapidly, raising questions about whether it can truly rival or even surpass human creativity in certain areas.
Truly creative leaders embrace all the ideas their employees come up with and tend to stimulate innovation. They are open to different points of view and willing to take risks. These leadership qualities can be further enhanced by humor. According to IDEO founder and CEO Dave Kelly, “If you dive into a company culture and find a crowd of sad nerds, I can guarantee...