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It’s not often that two competing companies that are each pouring billions of dollars into similar platforms agree to work together, but that’s exactly what we saw with the just-announced partnership between Amazon Alexa and Microsoft Cortana.

After seeing millions of search queries related to finding local events, Google is prioritizing events in mobile search. Now, it’s easier than ever to find upcoming events nearby — like concerts, lectures, festivals, meetups, sporting events, and more!

Chicory’s Click-to-Cart technology can prompt shoppers to add one item or a full basket of pre-selected SKUs to an online shopping cart, with a single click of one of the company’s shoppable ads.

I’m a founder with a small software team, and we deal with a lot of friction when communicating with each other. Either we have to type out what we want to say in Slack or e-mail (WTF, it’s 2017…we still have to type our messages?) or go through the annoyances of a Skype session—which includes scheduling a […]

What’s the best customer service story you know? Every company seems to have that one story where their customer service department went above and beyond to create a legendary customer experience.

New York—June 12, 2017—Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA) today announced that it has selected 11 startups for its Summer 2017 class, which begins today.

In the past decade, the business world has realized something that the Lakers, Yankees and Patriots have known forever: talent wins games. More than ever, a company’s ability to attract and retain top talent serves as a major factor in its long-term success or failure. In other words: the war for to

When I was still a practicing attorney, I sat down to brainstorm business ideas for the legal technology company I wanted to start. The very first thing I wrote on my legal pad was “customer service.”

One of Agolo’s main areas of focus is text summarization. Summarization is the process of taking a mess of unstructured information and distilling it into something consumable. Easier said than done. This formulation of the problem oversimplifies many considerations that a summarization system. . .

Socks, coasters, mints, hand sanitizer, candy, usb drives, flashlights, backpacks, notebooks, pens, water bottles, tote, phone chargers, t-shirts, keychains, moleskins, phone cases, paper weights, sunglasses, bluetooth speakers, baseball hats…. Those are just some of the items our CEO has collected at the 300+ conferences he’s attended over the years. How many socks, coasters, mints, hand […]