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In the past few years, the corporate learning landscape has changed drastically with more advanced techniques.
Where the capital lands, who writes the cheque, and what gets built with it. Funding rounds, venture capital flows, and the deal-making that shapes which technology companies scale.
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In the past few years, the corporate learning landscape has changed drastically with more advanced techniques.
As there is a surge in the number of sales teams that have switched to remote working during the pandemic crisis, there is an increasing demand for the necessity of an advanced, intuitive, and efficient alternative to basic video conferencing.
Micro-mobility post coronavirus is a hot topic since travelling safely while maintaining social distancing is the new norm.
At a time when global retail has been struggling and supply chains have come to a grinding halt, London-based Moteefe has doubled the number of users and witnessed a strong customer demand for retailers’ products.
Founded by Alvaro Abella, Gabriel de Maeztu, and Javier Oca, IOMED is a Spanish startup committed to accelerating clinical research, including clinical trials and observational studies.
Life sciences companies are increasingly embracing decentralised and virtual study designs – where patient consent and data are captured…
Founded in Estonia in 2018 by Hedi Mardisoo and Kalle Palling, Cachet is a financial services marketplace for gig workers.
With increasing digital awareness, numerous online services and the pandemic, shopping online is more or less the new norm.
As there is an increased awareness of the use of sustainable and environment friendly products, many companies have started working towards bringing responsibly and regionally produced food from the producer directly to your home.
In line with our exclusive, we did a few weeks back, Amsterdam-based Kinder a tech-for-good startup raised an additional €525K in their latest funding round led by a group of angel investors.
In the past two decades, a range of diseases including Ebola, Chikungunya, Zika Virus, and other notable outbreaks kept the healthcare industry and workers occupied.
Berlin is a hotbed of notable tech startups across industries such as fintech, blockchain, mobility and more.