Tue.Aug 21, 2018

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What are the benefits of Citrix on Azure?

The Startup Magazine

In running your startup, you could find yourself faced with many challenges that seem to keep stacking up. One particularly obvious one is cost. But you might also realise that your startup isn’t sufficiently flexible in structure to handle rapid growth that could be suddenly sparked. Source: Pexels. These are just two of the dilemmas which can be solved if you move more of your desktop operations to the cloud.

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Techpreneur and CEO Leads a Company to Reign in Testing of Software For Tech Companies

Hearpreneur

CEO of software crowd testing company, testIO, Phil Soffer. An early hacker in his teens and a Berkeley Ph.D. candidate in his 20s, Phil is one of the most charismatic and atypical CEOs that you will likely meet. He spent years working in the Valley and considers himself part of the rather undiscovered Plumtree Mafia (includes top execs at Redfin, Xoom, Atlassian, Zendesk and a number of VCs).

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Who will claim the Enterprise Western Frontier?

deal architect

This summer while researching for SAP Nation 3.0, I have also been reading plenty about the young nation of the US in the 1800s. The comparisons to the enterprise vendor market, two centuries later, in the 2000s are striking. In.

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Safety In The Workplace: Basics For Any New Startup

YoungUpstarts

When you’re starting or about to start a new business, there are a million and one things to think about; staffing, products, budget, salaries, vacations, customers, and so much more. However, the one thing that all businesses have in common is that as a business owner, you are obligated to ensure that your premises is safe, your staff are safe, and also your customers too.

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Building Healthy Innovation Ecosystems for Your Projects

Speaker: Nick Noreña, Innovation Coach and Advisor, Kromatic

Every startup and innovation project exists within an ecosystem that either helps or hurts that project. As innovation managers, we need to keep a pulse of that ecosystem and make sure we're helping those innovation projects we're managing every step of the way. In this webinar, Nick Noreña will walk through an Innovation Ecosystem Model that he and his team at Kromatic have developed to help investors, heads of product, teachers, and executives understand how they can best support innovation in

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Will Someone Please Tell Me Exactly What a Looking Glass Can Do?

Feld Thoughts

A few weeks ago I wrote about the launch of the Looking Glass , a desktop holographic display made for 3D creators. Since then, over a thousand people have purchased a Looking Glass for their desks. I think part of the reason for this attention is that the Looking Glass is filling a much-needed hole in the REPL for Hardware flow alongside additive and subtractive desktop 3D printers and laser cutters.

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How To Make Your Startup Stand Out

YoungUpstarts

When you’re first setting on your start-up journey, one of the key challenges is going to be making a mark in the market. Your business planning should have thrown up how many competitors you have working against you and what they’re offering, so hopefully you have adapted your approach to give clients something unique, a reason to want to come to you.

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Understanding What A Good Mentor Can Do For Your Startup

YoungUpstarts

Navigating the market and exploring the startup landscape can be difficult, especially with today’s market condition and challenges. It is even more challenging to get things right when the startup you’re running now is the first startup you founded. This is where a good mentor comes in handy. Finding a good mentor is fairly easy now that many VCs and programs like the Menttium corporate mentoring are within reach.

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Preparation: Key to Successful Private Transactions, especially in Hot Markets

Tim Keane

For leaders of private, closely held companies, selling the company is an important and critical event in their lives. There are several important considerations in managing the sales process to maximize results, avoid both delays and failure to close, all.

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Resilience

VC Adventure

When asked recently if I could describe the attribute that is most important to becoming a successful entrepreneur the word that came to mind was “resilience” I don’t hear it talked about much in the context of entrepreneurship, but I think it perfectly captures the combination of the ability to bounce back from the adversity, challenge and failure that goes hand in hand with being an entrepreneur while at the same time recognizing and learning from your mistakes.

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Introducing Lean Planning: How to Plan Less and Grow Faster

Up and Running

This article is part of our Business Planning Guide —a curated list of our articles that will help you with the planning process! Today, I want to introduce a new approach to business planning: Lean Planning. Lean Planning replaces lengthy business plans with a 20-minute planning process that focuses on increasing your chances of success in business.

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Crypto, Identity & the Need for Self-Sovereignty

thebarefootvc

Last week I wrote about how geopolitics can impact demand for public blockchain cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin. Cryptocurrency can serve as a (relatively) stable store of value when local currencies are devalued or taken out of circulation – most recently witnessed in Turkey. In Venezuela, where citizens have flocked to bitcoin in light of hyperinflation, the government countered by announcing a state-controlled cryptocurrency called the petro.

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The Central Role of Advertising In The Customer Journey?

Duct Tape Marketing

The Central Role of Advertising In The Customer Journey? written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing. When you think of advertising, your first association might be with attracting new customers. Ads are supposed to reach out to audiences unknown, introduce them to your brand, and bring them on board. But in reality, advertising can be used effectively throughout the customer journey.

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Book #28: The Promise and the Dream

Jeff Hilimire

My goal in 2018 is to read 52 books. Here is a list of all the books I’ve read so far this year. Each book is ranked on a 5-star scale (5 is best). * The Promise and the Dream. My near-obsession with Bobby Kennedy is showing no signs of slowing, and fortunately, there seems to be no shortage of books about him these days (likely because he was assassinated 50 years ago.).

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Calendar time vs clock time (AKA why “should I quit my job?” is a bad question)

The Startup Toolkit

You’re talented, driven, and trying to decide whether or not to quit your job to start a business. This seems like a good and important question with which to wrestle. But it’s not, because it’s phrased in a way which contains a massive and misleading assumption. Going full-time on your startup does two things: It gives you 8ish productive hours per day to invest in your new business.

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8 Ways To Balance Technology With Personal Touch

YFS Magazine

Technology can enhance a client relationship, but it's no substitution for face time. Here are 8 tips to help you use tech tools in a smart way.