Imagine walking down a street in Paris, wearing a pair of glasses that cost around the same as your average pair and getting the translation of any sign board into your language with a simple glance.
Pakistan’s premier technology and entrepreneurship conference 021 Disrupt 2020 to host 5000+ Innovators, Entrepreneurs, and Disruptors in Pakistan 021 Disrupt, Pakistan’s premier technology and entrepreneurship conference by The Nest I/O,is all set to take place virtually from November 30th – December 5th. Running in its 4th year,the upcoming edition will host over 5000+ disruptors in…
As a company, your team matters more than you might think. In a new venture, building a team should be a priority. We are no more peculiar to a couple of fruitful precedents of unicorn startups.
All things digital in Pakistan. This is the age of digitization where you see the likes of “tech hub” and “tech cities” spring like wild mushrooms. Though it is applaud-able, but the key question is not about what their physical structure will be like or what are the resources going to be? The real…
Usually we say we have a good idea and now we need an angel investor or investment to start working but an investor won’t invest in the startup unless the startup is a legal . . .
Often a times, most startup businesses have steadily reached a point where they no longer fit the definition of being a startup. That is, they no longer can be seen as a company or organization that is in the infant stages. Instead, it has reached the level, one step at a time, to a company that knows the demand of the product in the market place and has a stable economic inflow. In other words, it has reached the stage of Scaling Up.
Content is NOT the king anymore! You are consuming content by the minute. You read a word on the internet written by someone miles away from you, years before this time, and about things happening on a daily basis. With so much information being regurgitated, it is a challenge to find good value-laden and unique…
Pakistan is witnessing a rising tide of start-ups in almost every large city. Their success rate, both globally and locally, is remarkably low as it ranges between 10% and 20%.
A tech startup resembles a child and the people involved are like a family. This relationship Incorporates components considerably more extensive than a family, . . .
