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The Rise and Fall of Israeli High-Tech: What's Next for the Industry?
The Israel Innovation Authority released its "State of High Tech" report. Maayan Hoffman and Zachy Hennessey unpack that report, looking at how Israel will hold up in the summer months. They share five things you need to know about the state of Israeli high-tech, with data from this recent report.
This week's podcast also features an interview with Batsheva Moshe, GM Israel at WIX.com and chairperson of Yozmot Atid. She talks about the challenges minorities face breaking into high-tech, the lack of sufficient government support, and what Israel needs to remain the Start-up Nation.
This week's podcast also features an interview with Batsheva Moshe, GM Israel at WIX.com and chairperson of Yozmot Atid. She talks about the challenges minorities face breaking into high-tech, the lack of sufficient government support, and what Israel needs to remain the Start-up Nation.
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By Jerusalem Post PodcastsThe Israel Innovation Authority released its "State of High Tech" report. Maayan Hoffman and Zachy Hennessey unpack that report, looking at how Israel will hold up in the summer months. They share five things you need to know about the state of Israeli high-tech, with data from this recent report.
This week's podcast also features an interview with Batsheva Moshe, GM Israel at WIX.com and chairperson of Yozmot Atid. She talks about the challenges minorities face breaking into high-tech, the lack of sufficient government support, and what Israel needs to remain the Start-up Nation.
This week's podcast also features an interview with Batsheva Moshe, GM Israel at WIX.com and chairperson of Yozmot Atid. She talks about the challenges minorities face breaking into high-tech, the lack of sufficient government support, and what Israel needs to remain the Start-up Nation.