When the coronavirus first hit the U.S. in force early last year, walloping the economy and stock market, I don’t think many tech investors could have predicted the situation we find ourselves in now.…
When the coronavirus first hit the U.S. in force early last year, walloping the economy and stock market, I don’t think many tech investors could have predicted the situation we find ourselves in now.…
A few months ago, we had the pleasure of meeting Idan Ninyo and Eyal Mamo, the founders of the founders of Israel-based Bionic*. Bionic had received its initial funding from Cyberstarts, an Israel-bas…
Most technology companies selling products on a subscription basis—instead of through perpetual software licenses, which are hard to rip and replace—realize they need a robust customer-success functio…
Last year, my team and I introduced our first “State of the OpenCloud Report”. The research pinpointed some of the mega-trends—including cloud computing and the rise of open-source technology—that are…
U.S. information-technology spending is poised to hit more than $1.8 trillion this year—and more of that spending is moving to the cloud. But just how that transition is happening—and who’s benefiting…
When you think of high-tech in India, you might recall the country’s giant outsourcing firms (Tata, Wipro, Infosys)—they flourished in the 1990s providing business-processing help to big Western brand…
To quote “Hamilton”, the world really has turned upside down. Who would have predicted that a global pandemic would upend the global economy, take hundreds of thousands of lives and cause so many of u…
As the Covid-19 pandemic started to take hold in the U.S. in March, we found a silver lining—in the cloud. That month, we launched our “Cloud Native Entrepreneur’s Playbook,” a series of blog posts he…
In early March, just as the COVID-19 pandemic was taking hold, we wrote about how many B2B tech companies selling into enterprises can navigate the current market uncertainty with a cloud-native, go-t…
As the coronavirus crisis continues, my first thoughts are with those on the front lines of fighting this health emergency: Doctors and nurses, obviously, but also people like food-delivery workers an…