Roman Eloshvili

2 months ago | finextra.com | Roman Eloshvili

The global SaaS market is expected to surpass an impressive billion by 2030. Considering the number, it becomes unsurprising that many entrepreneurs wish to ride the wave of launching a successful SaaS startup. However, it can entail a number of challenges that funders have to be prepared for. In this article, I will explore the important factors that executives have to consider when opening a SaaS business. What to know before launching your SaaS startup?

Jan 9, 2025 | techradar.com | Roman Eloshvili

(Image credit: Shutterstock)Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is a hot topic these days. Some people are fascinated by the idea of machines that can think like humans, while others find it a bit scary. Meanwhile, tech giants like Google, NVIDIA, Microsoft, OpenAI, and many others are rushing towards this technology, eager to secure the superior spot in the race. But here’s the real question: how close are we to AGI actually being implemented?

Dec 6, 2024 | finextra.com | Roman Eloshvili

Agentic AI is rapidly gaining traction: over 80% of companies intend to adopt it within the next three years, according to various surveys. But for all this noise around Agentic AI, many people still find themselves wondering if it truly is a must-have for FinTech companies or just another fad. Well, let’s take a closer look and try to make sense of it.

Nov 27, 2024 | therecursive.com | Roman Eloshvili

When the fintech market first began, traditional banks barely paid it any attention, not believing that they could be truly challenged by small-time companies that nobody’s heard of before. Today, however, the situation is the direct opposite: banks worldwide face mounting pressure from aggressive fintechs and are struggling to maintain their positions in a market they once dominated.

Nov 13, 2024 | yfsmagazine.com | Roman Eloshvili

In the tech sector, innovation is one of those words that you hear all the time. But coming up with something that could truly be considered groundbreaking is hard. Barely 10% of IT startups survive past their first couple of years. As grim as things may appear, I am convinced that there is always an opportunity for fresh ideas, regardless of the size of your business. In this article, I’d like to explore why.