After they were partners in founding Sisense, which became a unicorn last year, Eldad Farkash and Saar Bitner are racing ahead to the next goal — to turn Firebolt into the ultimate solution for big data analytics

The JoyTunes application, which became a great hit during the coronavirus pandemic, makes it possible for its hundreds of thousands of subscribers all over the world to learn to play the piano and the guitar on their own. Now the founders’ goal is to become the next Netflix

The platform founded by Forbes Israel’s 30 Under 30 list alumni is an innovative solution that enables private and secure access to organizational applications on the cloud: “creating a new and secure world.”

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On how the digital system that helps monitor information for urban organizations actually flourished during the coronavirus pandemic: “The sense of urgency of the pandemic contributed to the increase in the scope of our customers — we added more than a hundred cities this year.”

Hours of writing protocols and lawsuits led to the founding of an automized transcription service based on artificial intelligence: “When your product is being implemented at London Business School and Harvard University — you feel justified in your intuition.”

Daniel Gabay, an alum of Forbes Israel’s 30 Under 30 list, and his brother Michael, thought that all was lost when the tech giant announced the opening of a store without cash registers just days after completing an initial investment round. But they managed to make the most of their advantage, with regard to their competitors

The company stormed into the white-hot crypto arena and created a secure trading platform for digital currencies and assets: “The infrastructure is perfectly suited to the new era of financial services.”