This is part of an ongoing startup advice series where I answer (anonymized!) questions from readers, like a written version of Smart Bear Live. To get your question answered , email me at asmartbear -at- shortmail -dot- com. You have to trust me” without sounding like a prick? like a doctor analogy. Which are easy or hard to treat? Mailbag MORE >>

This continues a series of columns from practitioners I respect. The category "Real Deal" describes them well. The software industry is relatively young and there are few John Deeres which have revised its logo every few decades. So when I. The Real Deal: Guest Columnist MORE >>

I travel constantly – at least 50% of the time and sometimes as much as 75% of the time. My partners at Foundry Group all travel a lot – think 100,000 miles per year for each of this. We committed to this when we started Foundry Group as our strategy was to invest across the United States while being based in Boulder. Travel travel MORE >>

There is nothing more exciting than working for a start-up. But it takes a special kind of person to thrive at one. Anybody that's ever worked at a tech start-up can tell you it's a work experience unlike any other. It is fast paced and unpredictable. Your job description is apt to change with some frequency. That goes all the way to the top. MORE >>

Most of the mobile industry players (hardware, software, networks, etc) converges to Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona once a year to show off their latest innovations, sign deals and set the new horizon in mobile. The Israeli Pavilion has long been one of the top attractions of MWC, drawing [.]. [[ This is a content summary only. MORE >>