Sachin Dutta, Growth Hacker and Founder of Tractionic, shares a growth hacker’s perspective on why humans fail and how to succeed at crowdfunding.
It all started when husband and wife John and Avril wanted a new doorbell, and there was nothing that suited their home.
In this, the second part of looking at the different forms of finance available to a startup, I look specifically at the different types of equity finance and try to summarise the benefits and drawbacks of each. The March edition of the magazine looks at the question of finance in full detail.
Behavioural economics is the combination of human psychology, decision science, and economics. It is an innovative and scientific approach to understanding how humans make decisions.
Successful tech entrepreneurs share the lessons learned from starting a new business.
If you are an engineering startup and proud raise your hand! It is nearly a year since the first issue of Startups Magazine, and if it has opened my eyes up to one thing, it is that there are a lot of you startups out there – which is a great thing!
There is not enough diversity in the technology sector as a whole. At London Tech Week, Mike Butcher editor at Tech Crunch, said this year’s figures show that in the tech industry 20% is made up by females, and that has dropped from 33% in 2002.
There is a massive stigma out there that certain careers are for boys and others are for girls. But why?
2018 was ‘the year of engineering’, and arguably a year that allowed more women to make even more of a breakthrough in the industry.
So far in the series I have looked at some of the different types of assistance that is available to a startup and also about what benefits working with a Mentor can bring and how you should be trying to maximise those benefits.
15Gifts was started seven years ago by founder, Tom Cox, when he had the idea to create the first intelligent gift finding engine.
Streamr is building an open source platform that will power the world’s data economy and give people control of their information.
According to research from King’s College London, over 9,000 Londoners are dying early every year as a result of toxic air.
Founded in 2009 by four graduates, Bare Conductive has already launched two successful Kickstarter campaigns. Startups Magazine talks with with Isabel Lizardi, CCO and co-founder.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Brighton workspace PLATF9RM presented its event ‘Kickass Women’ featuring Startups Magazine’s own Editor and Founder, Daisy Stapley-Bunten.
French startup Electrosmart sets out to increase people’s awareness of electromagnetic radiation.
Has our love affair with our phones reached obsession? Maybe it’s time to get some space and find a new phone/life balance with SPACE app.
Women in Technology Oslo is a volunteer driven organisation which host hands-on workshops and technical talks for women new to the world of working in technology.
In 2015, Nicolas Gambini decided to create the world’s first autonomous underwater drone. Four years later, meet iBubble.
Startups Magazine speaks to two cycle-tech startups, Beryl and JIVR, working on solutions to tackle urban congestion and pollution.
