Innovation

Bynder – the Globally Successful Startup hiring in Amsterdam

4 October, 2016

Bynder is an innovative digital asset management solution that allows brand owners and marketers to create, find and use content with ease. The globally successful startup was founded in 2013 by CEO Chris Hall. Determined to create the solution their clients needed to effectively organise their marketing materials, Chris, Roland and Stefan – the three […]

What did you do this Summer? I know what we did … built 10 awesome Graphical.IO features to help your team collaborate better

9 September, 2016

10 awesome Graphical.IO features to help your team collaborate better: Closer integration between conversations and tasks We want teams to talk about work and quickly access the work they are talking about. Teams will now love the task button inside a chat window that allows the to view all tasks for what they are […]

14 top tips for hackathon success

28 August, 2014

By Kirsty.Cooke Taking part in a hack day? As we have recently emerged, triumphant but tired, from a pretty successful hacking event, the FusePump team are pleased to present this handy guide for hackathon victory… 1. Know your client The FusePump Hackathon was carried out in partnership with an existing client, Chain Reaction Cycles. (We used their data […]

Venture Capital Funding for Big Data #tueinfographic

15 April, 2014

Original post by IDG $3 billion is the amount of venture capital (VC) funding that has flowed into information management, access, and analysis software vendors since the beginning of the slow economic recovery in 2009 and through August of 2013. Does this level of VC funding denote irrational exuberance or a wave of unprecedented innovation? […]

Berlin start-ups: Cool and commerce coming together?

17 September, 2013

Original post by Stephen Evans via BBC In a new series Innovation Cultures takes an on-the-ground look at tech scenes around the world that hope in some way to emulate the successes of Silicon Valley. First up is Berlin, where Stephen Evans asks whether the cutting-edge, low-rent city is finally attracting serious investment. When new businesses […]