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About this blog
At Koa Labs, we love start-ups. And we really love the start-up community in Cambridge, Mass. We think Cambridge is the best place in the US to create and grow new Internet, info-tech and biotech companies. On this blog, Koa Labs founder Andy Palmer and others their share ideas, insights, and practical advice to help founders and first-time CEOs build better start-ups. How to get funded. How to work the ecosystem to get unfair competitive advantage. How to remain independent as long as possible. How to have fun doing all this while working insanely hard. Please let us know what else you’d like to read about. See you around Harvard Square.-
Recent Posts
- Taming Procurement Data Chaos: A Case Study From Societe Generale
- Most entrepreneurs (including myself) are not in their ’20s….
- Patent Troll Reform Vetoed by Governor Baker – onto next legislative session…
- Another step closer to patent troll reform
- Patent Troll Reform – next steps after Senate victory this past week
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Category Archives: Information Technology
Taming Procurement Data Chaos: A Case Study From Societe Generale
Spend visibility is a foundational need for procurement organizations, but many enterprises struggle to gain this visibility and keep it up-to-date. The notoriously messy nature of spend data and inability of legacy, rules-based technologies to keep up with the pace … Continue reading
Most entrepreneurs (including myself) are not in their ’20s….
A post by Meredith Somers @ MIT last week here caused me to think about my own entrepreneurial journey. I had entrepreneurial tendencies early in my career – always trying to emulate my grandfather (reference here) – however I didn’t “co-found” a significant … Continue reading
Congrats to the team @ PillPack
I’m thrilled for my friends TJ and Elliot at PillPack on their announcement today with Amazon. From the moment I met TJ and Elliot back in 2013 – I believed that if anyone was going to reinvent pharmacy it was going to be … Continue reading
Maxwell Health acquired by Sun Life Financial
Congrats to Veer, Vinay and the entire team at Maxwell Health on their acquisition by Sun Life. https://www.xconomy.com/boston/2018/06/04/sun-life-financial-buys-maxwell-health-to-ease-insuring-buying/
from the files : Trilogy/pcOder
Going through my old files/spring cleaning and turned up a bunch of old Trilogy/pcOrder.com stuff. Thought that Trilogy/pcOrder alums would get a kick out of these.
Posted in Enterprise Software, Entrepreneurship, Founders, Information Technology, Innovation, Start-Ups, Uncategorized, Venture Funding
Tagged Austin, Forbes, HP, IBM, pcOrder, Trilogy
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LZR in Austin is AWESOME!
Had a chance to swing by LZR – the rebranded event space formerly the music venue La Zona Rosa – reference article here. John Price has done an incredible job of building the type of space and community that creates … Continue reading
Kinsa – 10M+ real temperature readings to deliver world’s best real-time flu tracking
Lots of people (including myself) talk about the potential impact of information technology in healthcare – as published in the New York Times – Inder Singh and the Kinsa team are delivering real health benefits to real people every day – helping fight the … Continue reading
