The Elite 75t’s improves upon their predecessor – Elite 65t’s – in every way.

Jabra Elite 75t (Image courtesy: Jabra)Smaller and lighterJabra has managed to make the Elite 75t’s smaller and lighter than their predecessor.

One can point to the Galaxy Buds (first generation) as a pair of truly wireless earbuds that are smaller and just as light.

For now, the Jabra Elite 75t’s are my favourite pair of truly wireless earbuds.

With Apple AirPods being the most successful pair of truly wireless earbuds in the market, each product that is launched is instantly compared to them. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584147606.5397074/Jabra-Elite-75t:-A-much-better-package-than-Apple’s-AirPods-Pro?ref=audio_experience

Business dynamics are also rapidly evolving, making it a challenge for companies to keep up.

To address these gaps and the recruitment needs of companies, several startups are using new-age technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and analytics.

Globally, the HR tech market is expected to touch around $34 billion by 2021 and almost $3.6 billion worth of this business is projected to come from Asia according to reports.

As a fast emerging space, HR tech is one of the current favourites in the ecosystem as more and more startups come up in the space.

YourStory has curated a list of HR tech startups easing out the hiring process and helping companies address the talent mismatch. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584145806.3507419/5-HR-tech-startups-helping-organisations-keep-up-with-new-age-business-dynamics?ref=audio_experience

Coronavirus Outbreak ResponseIt’s times like these where we look for people and organizations we can trust.

No, because the nerves over the actual Coronavirus are enough to reduce productivity, even if you’re doing it online.

I wasn’t really going to respond directly to anybody.

The scary part is they’re really easy to zone out of when you’re not there.

You do that you’re dead, you’re just finished, you’re going to just depress people. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584144117.0772796/Coronavirus-Outbreak-Response-Shows-Courage,-Leadership,-Creativity?ref=audio_experience

Harry Stebbings: We are back on the official SaaStr podcast with me, Harry Stebbings.

Harry Stebbings: Prior to Pipe, Harry cofounded Skurt, raising over $11 million in the process, before being acquired by fair.com.

Harry Stebbings: Harry, my friend, it’s such a joy to have you on the show.

Harry Stebbings: Harry, what do you know now that you wish you’d known at the beginning?

Harry Stebbings: Listen, Harry, as I said, I’ve wanted to do this one for a long time. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584142207.0709872/SaaStr-Podcasts-for-the-Week-with-Pipe-and-MessageBird-—-March-13,-2020?ref=audio_experience

Of course travel startups with investor capital in the bank aren’t waiting around to react to the coronavirus crisis.

We asked three European travel startups how they’re being impacted by the coronavirus crisis and what steps they’re taking to manage a demand crunch combined with ongoing — and potentially long term — uncertainty in the sector.

“It gives people the certainty — or it reduces the uncertainty — about the mid- term or long term future.

Because companies spend $1.6TR a year on business travel.

“It’s more interesting to look at the long term implication — rather than ‘is it good for our quarter or not’.” | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584140407.6515527/Three-travel-startups-tell-us-how-they’re-responding-to-the-coronavirus-crisis-–-TechCrunch?ref=audio_experience

Jay Hart, a retired 30-year veteran of the Florida police force, has spent the last decade helping communities push information to residents with his public safety focused MCALERT app.

The app is a useful tool for connecting communities with important information quickly during emergency situations and community-wide events.

Here are Jay’s insights into how public safety apps are impacting our communities…True to Its PurposeThe MCALERT.NET application was originally designed with gated communities in mind.

Our public safety system has no boundaries and works in so many venues.

I can see how a tool like MCALERT could benefit a stadium full of people during an emergency situation. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584138712.8839524/The-Startup-Magazine-Startup-Feature:-Security-Expert-Jay-Hart-talks-Community-Safety-App-MCALERT?ref=audio_experience

Glisten is a new startup enabling just that by using computer vision to understand and list the most important aspects of the clothing in any photo.

Co-founder Alice Deng encountered this while working on a fashion search project of her own while going to MIT.

So for a given image, it would produce a sort of tag list, like this:As you can imagine, that’s actually pretty useful.

That’s the problem Glisten solves, by making the computer vision engine considerably more context-aware and its outputs much more useful.

“What we realized over time was that the right customer is the customer who feels the pain point of having messy unreliable product data,” Deng explained. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584136807.8864489/Glisten-uses-computer-vision-to-break-down-fashion-photos-to-their-styles-and-parts-–-TechCrunch?ref=audio_experience

Y Combinator’s Demo Day is a key soirée on the startup calendar.

This year, however, instead of a packed room replete with short pitches and lackluster catering, Demo Day has gone virtual.

That said, it’s looking to raise during the Demo Day cycle.

Indeed, the mobile app company is now north of $100,000 monthly recurring revenue (MRR), giving it annual recurring revenue (ARR) of more than $1.2 million.

More after Demo Day if FitnessAI raises the round it’s hunting for. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584135008.441545/FitnessAI-races-past-$1M-ARR-heading-into-YC-Demo-Day-–-TechCrunch?ref=audio_experience

However, there are tools out there which can help, such as a dedicated business bank account.

RELATED ARTICLE: PERSONAL VS. BUSINESS FINANCES: SEPARATION IS BESTWhat Is a Business Bank Account?

A business account is much like a personal account.

However, there may be certain eligibility factors you’ll need to meet in order to open a business bank account.

There are a lot of benefits of having a dedicated business bank account. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584133206.567223/What-Is-a-Business-Bank-Account-and-How-Does-It-Work?-–-Entrepreneurs?ref=audio_experience

Here in this post, we are sharing seven useful drug testing tips for company HRs:1.

Create a Comprehensive Drug Testing PolicyA workplace drug testing policy should be unambiguous on:Chosen drug testing method(s)Method of specimen collectionWho will conduct drug tests?

In the United States, for instance, laws governing workplace drug screening vary across states, cities, and counties.

Consider the Detection Window of a Drug Testing MethodYou need to decide if your company needs to screen job applicants and existing employees for recent drug use or identify chronic drug addicts.

A drug testing policy should explicitly mention the list of controlled substances that employees are to be tested for. | To read full story, visit https://startuparound.com/read/1584131410.1315987/7-Drug-Testing-Tips-for-Company-HRs?ref=audio_experience