Israel

This is the third and final post of a three-parter covering UK-Israeli business perspectives. The two previous posts covered the thoughts and feelings Israeli's had when working with UK business. Now from my own experiences dealing with Israeli businesses and start-ups over the past six years I'd like to share

Carrying on from my previous post [http://blog.samcater.com/uk-israel-part1/], here is the second part of the breakdown from several interviews with Israeli's who have engaged with business in the UK. Israelis Know Everything An Israeli 'flaw' which several people agreed on is the concept of Israeli's thinking that

This is a three-part series. Two cover the Israeli perspectives on business with the UK, and the third will cover advice for Israeli businesses trying to get UK leads. Over the last few days I've been interviewing a selection of people who have been involved, one way or another, with

I spent most of the last week with Hysolate [https://www.hysolate.com], another one of the Team8 companies I'm visiting during my stay in Israel. In a nutshell, Hysolate produce a specialist Hypervisor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypervisor] which is used to run one or more versions of

By far the best way to get around Tel Aviv is to use Bird [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.bird.android&hl=en]. It is the most fun I've ever had travelling around any city - it beats any metro, tube, tram, bus or taxi experience.