There is a term that we often use at Nanalyze to describe how our online activities leave behind a breadcrumb trail that companies use to track our behavior: data exhaust. It refers not only to every mouse click or swipe left on our devices but where we go and when, not to mention every social […]
When you work in sales, one of the things you’ll learn is how to handle objections. While we simply see objections as legitimate reasons for why we may not want to buy a product, the salesperson sees objections as hurdles they need to get through before your John Hancock inevitably adorns the contract. Some objections […]
Like ourselves, many tech executives out there are desperately trying to stay on top of their tech game as all those undergrad technology classes are now becoming obsolete. As most CTOs have figured out by now, it’s merely important that you appear to be on top of your game, not that you actually are. People are […]
While writing about disruptive technologies, we often come across ideas that are just way more brilliant than people give them credit for. One such idea came from a startup called what3words that carved the world up into a grid of 57 trillion small plots of land or water, each with a size of 3 yards […]
We’re always looking for new and exciting disruptive technologies and most of these are very difficult to understand at first look. Concepts like synthetic biology or gene editing are extremely complex, and we look to understand these technologies well enough so that we can identify viable investment opportunities. There are highly educated and highly paid […]