Beginning a new round is a typical race for startups. And many companies forget about long-term perspectives by diminishing their focus on communications with investors after they receive funding.
As AI and automation technologies continue to advance, some experts predict many jobs will be replaced by machines. Startups are developing more and more AI and automation technologies within their workforce.
Underneath the city’s surface a hidden, unique subculture is on the rise. Delicious cuisine, stunning architecture, museums and art, Helsinki has something to offer everyone, including startups.
ByteSnap Design is an award-winning consultancy for electronics software development and hardware design. Founded in 2008 by Graeme Wintle and Dunstan Power, the company has a range of expertise from electronics design through to embedded Linux development.
Born out of a close experience with health, Aide Health is the future of long-term condition care, on a mission to make prescribed care as effective as possible. It’s a digital health service using conversational AI to improve patient engagement and clinical assessment for chronic disease.
Deliverect, a startup unicorn co-founded in 2018, integrates third-party food delivery platforms with restaurant POS (point-of-sale) systems, automating delivery to allow for a more efficient system – and they do it well!
Teleporting is an ecosystem for the self-employed where you can find any type of activity on your road to self-improvement. We caught up with Ilya Rouss, Founder and Managing Director of Teleporting.
The hiring strategy is often less of a priority for early-stage startups than developing their development and getting funding. However, building a strong team is crucial for the success of any company, especially startups.
To launch a successful business, passion, drive and determination is essential. Nate Macabuag, Founder of Koalaa is the perfect example of a founder on a mission to change the world and make a real-life difference.
Doctify are the award-winning healthcare review platform who are building trust and transparency between healthcare professionals and people seeking medical care.
With funding from the European Commission, a patent in place and even a shout out from Richard Branson himself, Coroflo is on a mission to revolutionise the global breastfeeding crisis.