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The Missing Piece of a Chatbot Strategy

The chatbot industry has evolved since its inception. It's come a long way from the clunky and barely functional chatbots of the late '90s and early 'XNUMXs. However, there is room for improvement and innovation. Where is this point of improvement located? In the conversational UX.

Talent Retention: Flexible Compensation Strategies

The great volatility of the labor market is one of the most important factors in companies recently. As a result of the impact of COVID-19, people refuse to work in the same conditions as before. Entities are facing a labor shortage, and positions that require high-demand skills are harder than ever to fill.

Plan A: SaaS for ESG

With key ESG reporting regulations, both from the European Union and specifically the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) covering more than 75 percent of European companies, in...

The space between professional learning and entrepreneurship

Linkedin and Y Combinator remain the gold standard, but a new generation of companies is looking to bridge the gap between these two approaches through structured online experiences that provide a mix of training and connections to help people achieve their career goals.

Google: Information as a competitive advantage

Larry Page and Sergey Brin developed the PageRank algorithm that assesses a site's relevance based on the number of times other websites have linked to it.

The rise of the price-per-use model

SaaS companies have been abandoning traditional subscription pricing in favor of usage-based models that better align with modern purchasing behavior and the value delivered by their products.

HelloHero raises 7.7 million for medical care in children's therapy

In a field that ranges from text therapy, AI-based chatbots to guided meditation, some mental health startups are pursuing a different niche: therapy for children and youth.

The startup market is taking on more risk

For some time now, the investment market for startups has been taking on more risk, slipping more frequently into public markets. This means that the regular investor can now get their hands on more initial capital than before thanks to, for example, SPACs and other attractive public offerings (IPOs).

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