6 startups that could change the way we work

Dec03
by on December 3, 2020 at 1:00 pm
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For many of us, 2020 has been a year that turned our work lives completely upside down. While employees had to quickly adjust to working from home, managers were tasked with finding new ways to keep productivity flowing.  This led to an explosion in an already thriving workplace tech market. Solutions that were just picking up steam received thousands of new users overnight, while a number of new tools created specifically to solve ‘new normal’ problems have been popping up every day.  This has created the perfect condition to not only get productivity back up, but also rethink the way…

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7 surprising ways startups can take advantage of a city’s resources

Dec02
by on December 2, 2020 at 12:57 pm
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Any city that calls itself a “startup city” should provide a range of resources for startups to utilize. In metropolises around the world, local ecosystems are dedicating their resources to helping new businesses thrive, from small businesses to scale ups.  Figuring out how your local government can help you — as well as where to start — can be daunting. We spoke with Bas Beekman, the Director of StartupAmsterdam, on how companies can tap into their city’s resources, from government grants and funds to networks and workspaces.  1. Seek out entrepreneurship organizations  A startup city will undoubtedly have organizations that are dedicated…

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Here’s what the future of search and navigation looks like, according to experts

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by on December 1, 2020 at 12:51 pm
Posted In: Mobile


For many of us, the portal to the rest of the internet begins with a search. Whether it’s a random trivia hunt or detailed dive, our quest for information most often relies on a search engine of some sort.  In July 2020 alone, Verizon Media processed 2.23 billion searches in the United States. Search isn’t an online luxury, it’s a digital necessity. While Google dominates, many are keen to see a change of the guard. If search is a must-have, this generation of internet users has some key requirements that other tech companies and upstarts are fulfilling.  Mobile-first for the…

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