Interview | Future of Work | 24 Jan Meet the young German entrepreneur steering HR into the digital age Munich-based HR tech startup Personio raised a $75m Series C this week led by Accel. But it's not just VCs and customers it's attracting, heaps of people want to work there, too. Why?
Interview | Transport | 23 Jan This Hungarian startup is using off-the-shelf cameras and chips to kit out its self-driving cars The big companies are using Lidar cameras for their autonomous cars. But AImotive is taking a different approach.
Interview | Accelerators | 22 Jan Antler: tapping into Europe’s talent It’s company builder Antler’s first London demo day. But how is it different from its main competitor, Entrepreneur First?
Interview | Venture Capital | 22 Jan Inside Blossom, the venture capital fund all European founders should get to know As venture capital fund Blossom Capital raises $185m (its second fund in just two years), we find out how it works behind the scenes.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 21 Jan Forget thinking “outside the box”. This is why the box is useful Todd Rovak, chief executive of Fahrenheit 212 (part of Capgemini Invent) tells it straight: most corporate innovation labs are failing and pretending there are "no bad ideas" is naive.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 21 Jan Selling to businesses is hard, selling to the military is harder 1,200 startups come to defense giant Thales each year to tap otherwise inaccessible army contracts. In turn, their technology means faster, cheaper military innovation.
Interview | Future of Work | 17 Jan How Framery conquered the world’s tech workplaces — and grew 100x in five years With its soundproof booths, Framery killed noise in open-plan offices. Here’s how bootstrapping and grit equalled 100x growth.
Interview | Corporate accelerators | 14 Jan New head of Airbus BizLab: “We need to take better bets” Christian Lindener wants to spend a third of the budget on moonshots
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 14 Jan Half of all corporate innovation providers will fail in five years Philippe De Ridder, founder of Board of Innovation, says companies are still indulging in too much innovation theatre. A big cull is coming.
Interview | Quantum | 9 Jan What Europe needs to survive the quantum wars Is quantum just another technological leap that will leave Europe on the side of the road?
Interview | Hardware | 8 Jan How Czech startup Prusa Research hit 17,122% revenue growth 3D printer manufacturer Prusa Research’s rapid expansion highlights the importance of engaging with your community
Interview | Food | 8 Jan The view from the top: Uber Eats on the future of food delivery It’s one of Europe’s mightiest food delivery players, available in more than 250 cities on the continent with over 80,000 restaurants onboard. So what’s Uber Eats’ view on where the sector is heading?
Sponsored Interview | Healthtech | 6 Jan The people behind real healthcare innovation McKinsey’s Tobias Silberzahn talks to Dr. Tryggvi Thorgeirsson, the Nordic digital therapeutics innovator and cofounder of SidekickHealth
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 24 Dec “There is one thing we need more of in corporate innovation: diversity” Diana Biggs took on the role of global head of innovation at HSBC's private banking division in June, with a mandate to change corporate culture.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 17 Dec “Start with the why, and break out of the company mould “ Claire Calmejane, chief innovation officer at Societe Generale, on how she is teaching the 150-year-old French bank to move faster.
Interview | Wellbeing | 13 Dec All work and no play makes you a dull founder French investor Jean de la Rochebrochard says creating a company isn’t about working infinite hours. His book ‘Human Machine’ reflects a maturing startup ecosystem’s introspection about work-life balance.
