The coronavirus pandemic: What Silicon Canals has to say
Here’s a message from our publisher.
Markets crashing, schools closing, and some European countries going in complete lockdown: the global coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic is affecting everyone, one way or the other.
The global pandemic also heavily impacts the technology industry. Coworking spaces are empty; travel tech see their business come to a grinding halt, food tech and e-commerce companies face the challenge of delivering food safely, the event industry has to cancel and switch to virtual events, and last but not least VCs may (or may not) pause their investment efforts.
But a lot of things remain uncertain. How is this pandemic hurting your industry? What consequences are you facing? Which innovative ways are you implementing to keep your business afloat? What is your idea of what will happen to the tech industry once the crisis is over? If you have something to share, we would like to invite you to send us your guest contributions.
If you might want to reach out to the European technology community and promote your services, products, or something else, please take a look at our Partner page. We’re happy to help!
Stay safe and healthy, yours truly, Silicon Canals’ team.
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Written by
Remco Janssen
Remco Janssen founded Silicon Canals in 2014 and is its CEO and publisher, responsible for partnerships and business development. He is an expert in digital media, covering European startups, scale-ups, and venture capital. In the past, he founded Proudly Represents, the Netherlands’ first communications and PR agency for tech startups while mentoring hundreds of them. Prior to that, he worked at Europe’s first food order website, Urbanbite, and was a football journalist for Dagblad De Pers. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from the University of Applied Sciences Utrecht.