Every product team has a roadmap. Every marketing team has a funnel. But ask most SaaS and ecommerce leaders which single component has the greatest direct impact on their revenue, and you will hear a surprising amount of hesitation. The answer, increasingly, is the one piece of infrastructure that still gets treated as an afterthought: […]
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The Warsaw-based fund, backed by the European Investment Fund and the Polish Development Fund, plans 20â25 pre-seed and seed investments in companies working on energy transition, industrial automation, and AI. The team behind Warsaw-based Montis Capital has raised â¬50 million at first close for a new fund, Montis VC, targeting European startups at the intersection […]
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