Interview | Deeptech | 20 Feb German unicorn Celonis’ secret sauce: universities Celonis is valued at over $2.5bn — but the deeptech company which started as a university project still relishes its research roots.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 18 Feb The three things that kill corporate-startup partnerships (And how to avoid them). Tanya Suarez reveals how she gets an 80% success rate at IoT Tribe.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 11 Feb frog: Human-centred design has limits Ross Landles, Studio Head of frog London, on the next big tech shift and the limits of trendy methodologies.
Interview | Travel | 11 Feb Travel tech startup Impala raises $20m just four months after raising $11m Impala hopes to shake up hotel infrastructure — and become one of Europe’s leading remote-first workplaces.
Interview | Mobility | 7 Feb Cracking the code to European expansion, Virtuo’s way With 70% of its sales coming from returning clients, Paris-based startup Virtuo is looking to build on customer loyalty to expand into Germany and Italy next.
Interview | Hardware | 6 Feb Meet Neuroelectrics, the company helping Facebook read your brainwaves This healthtech startup sells its brainwave skullcap to big clients like Facebook and Warner Bros — it’s also taking on illnesses like epilepsy and Alzheimer’s.
Interview | Software | 5 Feb Inside GitLab, the startup with the largest all-remote team in the world It’s Ukraine’s first unicorn, has over 1,000 (entirely remote) employees and is planning a public listing for later this year. Time to meet GitLab
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 4 Feb Six lessons from the Museum of Failure You can’t innovate without running the risk of failure. We need to de-stigmatise the concept.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 4 Feb “You need to know where the bodies are buried” Christina Wallace, entrepreneur-in-residence at Harvard Business School, on how to hack corporate red tape and get innovation ideas through.
Interview | Fintech | 3 Feb Starling’s eight powerplayers: Behind the scenes at Anne Boden’s bank These are the faces you will see walking the corridors of Starling's London HQ — and calling the shots.
Interview | Startup Life | 3 Feb Inside Alan: the French healthtech startup with no meetings and transparent salaries Call it madness or genius — Alan’s distinctive company culture is one that few employees want to leave.
Interview | Payments | 31 Jan What Europe can learn from Africa’s mobile wallets France’s Famoco has deployed 250,000 of its secure payment terminals, most of which in Africa. Now with a €20m fundraise it wants to bring African innovation back to Europe.
Interview | Mobility | 30 Jan Is this the future of urban parcel deliveries? Berlin-based e-mobility startup ONO has developed a new type of electric, cargo-carrying vehicle to improve the messy state of urban logistics.
Interview | Regulation | 29 Jan Hey regulators: just let go Can regulation spur innovation? France’s telecoms watchdog is pushing for a new regulatory style to spawn a wave of “regtech” startups.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 28 Jan Want a corporate innovation hit? You’re going to need a realistic budget Only impact counts in this industry says Rob Chapman, chief executive and cofounder of Founders Intelligence. Especially if there is another downturn.
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 venture capital funds and customers it's attracting, heaps of people want to work there, too. Why?
