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Council Post: Venture Capitalists Are Not The Startup Team’s Friend

Jan 2, 2025 | forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Jothy Rosenberg, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman, Dover Microsystems, Inc. Founder, The Who Says I Can't Foundation. This article, inspired by my recent book called Tech Startup Toolkit: How to Launch Strong and Exit Big, is about the relationship between startup founders and the venture capital investors who fund their companies. To be successful in their job, by necessity, VCs are friendly and personable.
Council Post: Getting A Child Amputee Running

Oct 29, 2024 | forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Jothy Rosenberg, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman, Dover Microsystems, Inc. Founder, The Who Says I Can't Foundation. Enabling a child who is physically disabled to participate in a sport they love is the quickest way to restore their damaged self-esteem. For a child who has either lost a leg or who was born without one, running may be the key to such restoration.
Council Post: Why Are We Not Winning The Cybersecurity War?

Sep 19, 2024 | forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Jothy Rosenberg, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman, Dover Microsystems, Inc. Founder, The Who Says I Can't Foundation. Something is very wrong with our approach to cybersecurity. We are not winning the war. The bad guys keep getting through with . Why is this happening? For one thing, the war is asymmetric. Their malware takes just a small amount of code, but our defense systems have grown to be millions of lines of code.
Tech Startup Toolkit: How to launch strong and exit big

Jul 15, 2024 | councils.forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Welcome to "Executive Library," a series presenting books written by Forbes Councils experts on business topics. Tech Startup Toolkit: How to launch strong and exit bigby Jothy Rosenberg, Forbes Technology CouncilManningJuly 15, 2024In Tech Startup Toolkit, Forbes Technology Council member Jothy Rosenberg dishes out essential advice for anyone aspiring to start or run their own technology company.
Council Post: Flipping The Script On Startup Success

Jun 6, 2024 | forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Jothy Rosenberg, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman, Dover Microsystems, Inc. Founder, The Who Says I Can't Foundation. Shikhar Ghosh says 7.5 out of 10 venture-backed startups fail. Why do so many startups fail? It’s because they run out of money, but why do they run out of money? My experience of founding and running nine startups over the course of 35 years guided me to five things that every startup founder needs to focus on and get right, right away.
Council Post: Rotationplasty: Turning Disability Into Ability For Young Cancer Patients

May 9, 2024 | forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Jothy Rosenberg, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman, Dover Microsystems, Inc. Founder, The Who Says I Can't Foundation. Osteosarcoma is rare, yet it’s the most common form of bone cancer among children. It is an aggressive cancer, and removal of the diseased bone must be done quickly.
Council Post: AI Is A Major Target For Cyberattackers—It Can And Must Be Protected

Apr 17, 2024 | forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Jothy Rosenberg, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman, Dover Microsystems, Inc. Founder, The Who Says I Can't Foundation. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that develops intelligent machines that mimic human intelligence. This does not mean they mimic the human brain; only that they achieve some of the results that the human brain achieves. In their ability to make inferences from very large datasets, however, they far exceed human capacity.
Council Post: Tech Startups Need A Tech CEO

Mar 15, 2024 | forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Jothy Rosenberg, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman, Dover Microsystems, Inc. Founder, The Who Says I Can't Foundation. A tech startup—where tech is short for deep (or hard or tough) technology—is one that is solving a big problem for a (hopefully) big market with a solution based on either hardware, software or both, whose technology involves challenges to build and is probably patentable. Many investors specifically favor deep tech because they can clear out a defensible market space unique to them.
Council Post: Emancipating Amputees With Microprocessor Controlled Prosthetics

Feb 22, 2024 | forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Jothy Rosenberg, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman, Dover Microsystems, Inc. Founder, The Who Says I Can't Foundation. I have been an above-knee amputee for over 50 years. For the first 30 years, my prosthesis was balsa wood with a simple mechanical knee. I fell a lot, could only walk at one fixed speed, would sweat through a shirt going from car to plane, walked downstairs or the ramp to the plane in abject fear of falling and had the classic limping gait of an amputee.
Council Post: Cybersecurity Defense-In-Depth From Compartmentalization

Jan 30, 2024 | forbes.com | Jothy Rosenberg

Jothy Rosenberg, Ph.D. Founder & Chairman, Dover Microsystems, Inc. Founder, The Who Says I Can't Foundation. Cybersecurity discussions, whether in blogs, conferences, forums or elsewhere, tend to focus on concepts like anomaly detection, use of AI in cyber defense, security hygiene, phishing or ransomware. The cybersecurity technology known as compartmentalization has never come up when I have been within earshot.