text: web summit 2019 // the best talks at the world's biggest tech event.
  Margaret O'Mara (Author, University of Washington Department of History)
  Gen Tsuchikawa (VP & Chief Investment Manager , Sony Corporation), Deborah Magid (Director of Strategy, IBM Venture Capital), Chris Bartlett (SVP Corp Development & Head of Verizon Ventures, Verizon Ventures) and Alex Irwin-Hunt (Global Investment Reporter, fDi Magazine (Financial Times)
  Customer relationships are everything, but in the digital world it's often harder to start and maintain heartfelt connections. It needs much more than simply a channel for customers to get in touch with you. Fruitful relationships require work, and the benefits of them for business and customers are huge.
  15. Cash is dead, what's next to go?
  Reddit has some of the most opinionated users in the world. It's a vast network of people saying what they think and as a result, users are the centre of product development. And Reddit seem to have hit the nail on the head; product development teams aren't just those employed by the company, it's everyone who uses a product.
  Human health has come a long way since we dwelled in caves. And the next leap is thinking about is what human health would look like if lived in space. This is one of the most furthest looking talks at Web Summit 2019, but since technology will play a central role in this shift, and even if we might be still some way off, this is the time to start dreaming big.
  19. Keeping open source open
  Is open source the way forward? It seems so, and it seems part of the bigger move to creating productive, thriving ecosystems where everyone benefits, rather than keeping things private. And for developers, it's a chance to encourage healthy competition, continuously improve code and drive innovation. It's a win-win isn't it?
  introducing bart van nol from scaleup company. sustainable startups are necessary. hrbs. is one of them.