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From a startup in Linz, Austria, 18 years ago to a global observability leader with 4,200 Dynatracers worldwide. 🌍 Curious how #Dynatrace made it happen? Read this interview by Startup Guide featuring Dynatrace founders Sok-Kheng Taing and Bernd Greifeneder!

From a startup in Linz, Austria, 18 years ago to a global observability leader with 4,200 Dynatracers worldwide. 🌍 Curious how #Dynatrace made it happen? Read this interview by Startup Guide featuring Dynatrace founders Sok-Kheng Taing and Bernd Greifeneder!

From a startup in Linz, Austria, 18 years ago to a global observability leader with 4,200 Dynatracers worldwide. 🌍 Curious how #Dynatrace made it happen? Read this interview by Startup Guide featuring Dynatrace founders Sok-Kheng Taing and Bernd Greifeneder.

From a startup in Linz, Austria, 18 years ago to a global #observability leader with 4,200 Dynatracers worldwide. 🌍 Curious how #Dynatrace made it happen? Read this interview by Startup Guide featuring Dynatrace founders Sok-Kheng Taing and Bernd Greifeneder!

🔬 Dive deeper into the world of Microfluidics and its impact on In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)! Check out this informative video presented by Steven Vasilescu as part of the MicroTAStic webinar series. Huge thanks to Sindy Tang and her team for organizing this insightful session! 🌟 University of Technology Sydney Dale Goss Reza Nosrati David Gardner, AM, FAA #Microfluidics #IVF #Webinar #ScienceCommunication

💡 The ideal company size is 5 - anything bigger and you fail 🧐 Having worked in multiple startups including now FOUND, in a midsized (but global) firm and a Fortune 500 company, I’ve always been intrigued by what the ideal company size is. 🏎️ Arthur Mensch (CEO of Mistral AI, who just announced another mega-raise of 600m EUR) argues that a team of 5 is much faster than a team of 50 - unless you create 10 teams of 5 and these teams are sufficiently uncoupled. 🚧 Our advisory board member Roland Philippsen - with his experience from startups (who turned into unicorns) to giants like Google - goes as far to say that the Dunbar number of 150 is a natural limit to the efficient size of an organization. Beyond 150, the necessary coordination efforts move the focus inwards (i.e. away from the user or customer) and generate significant overhead. 🦕 Large companies like Haier have deconstructed their organization to account for this - breaking down the company into hundreds of nimble, startup-like teams with limited cash and a high degree of agency. ❓ What do you think - what’s the ideal size of a company and can you break down large organizations into smaller and more effective teams? https://lnkd.in/eTcHrwNg

🎙️ Check out my latest podcast with Katrin de Proyart (Dimitrova) and her unusual journey that took her straight out of university to co-found Vizzia, a clean tech startup addressing the pressing issue of illegal waste dumping. Get an insider's view on the trials and errors, market validation, the relentless quest for funding, and the tough choices that shape a startup's trajectory. If you’re a startup specializing in digital solutions for cities and/or utilities, feel free to DM me for a potential collaboration on the Smart Deal Podcast. #StartupJourney #CleanTech #DigitalSolutions #Entrepreneurship #SmartCities #SmartWaste #ComputerVision #KurrantVentures #SmartDealPodcast

[NEWS] CEO Ryo Osera to speak at "Year-End Meetup" on December 22, 2023 (Friday) in Fukuoka City. In the year 2023, with international interactions fully restored, Fukuoka City initiated new efforts in startup support for the next stage. Simultaneously, within the startup community, fresh challenges continue to emerge. This session invites individuals who embraced new challenges in 2023 to reflect on this year of exploration. 🗣 https://lnkd.in/g5uk9R-3

"US-based startups have received more than $2.2 billion in funding so far this year, compared to about $250 million for companies in Europe, according to new research by venture capital Earlybird. The AI funding boom began in late 2021 in the U.S., peaking at $3 billion per year. The United States has a significant lead over Europe in the number of emerging AI firms, with 1,752 startups compared to 1,157 in the 33 European countries monitored by Earlybird. This means that the U.S. has about 53% more AI startups than Europe."

🚨🚨 STARTUP MEDIA CHALLENGE 🚨🚨 Are you a founder who dreams of seeing your company written about in the WSJ, Bloomberg or the FT? Do you have no idea how to do it? I want to help you do just that, risk-free. You only have to pay me if you see your company land in an article in those elite outlets. There's no monthly retainer. I'm not bribing anyone. There's nothing sheisty to it. I only want to deliver value for all sides involved. I don't care what industry you're in. I believe that most venture-backed startups are able to contribute to the global story. They just haven't been taught how. Startups are gold mines for elite reporters, as I found during my 8 years at Bloomberg News. Let's put that theory to the test! Book a slot with me here: https://lnkd.in/ehfpynuv And please repost this so I can potentially help as many startups as possible!