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Market volatility and regulatory watchdogs have doused the M&A flames of 2023. Unpredictable sales forecasts have shifted focus internally. Regulatory pressures will remain in 2024, but market volatility and sales should stabilize, setting the stage for more acquisitions.
Acutely felt at the later stage, active investor count is on the decline. With “active investor” defined as making more than two investments in a year, are these funds just taking a break, or are they “zombie funds”?
This article presents 24 predictions for 2024. It covers predictions related to artificial intelligence, virtual reality, cybersecurity, healthcare, and the future of work, offering insights into the potential advancements and challenges we might encounter in the near future.
This article offers practical tips and advice for founders and sales teams looking to improve their B2B sales approach. The biggest takeaway? Deeply understand your audience and don’t underestimate the power of relationship building.
Here’s practical guidance on how to present your startup's marketing performance to the board, including which metrics to cover and how to present them.
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Christian Idiodi is a partner at Silicon Valley Product Group. In this podcast, Idiodi shares insights on the foundations of a good product manager and tactics for improving.
Whether it’s housing, physical goods, or software, you can argue we’ve favored quantity over quality. With all the talk about tech optimism and acceleration going on, this article encourages us to pause and think about quality and fully understand our ideologies before we build.
Your focus determines your reality. Allocating resources evenly to everything only ensures you get nothing done. Say no more, double down on what works.
Sam Altman dishes out some timeless advice.
Graduating students are not as eager to seek jobs in tech as in recent years, with layoffs and comparatively low wages largely to blame.