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Only 7% of founders have a pitch deck with a reasonably good go-to-market (GTM) narrative. Given that a lot of founders are raising money to acquire new customers, allow me to put words to what that m

Xyte's pitch deck has a lot of slides, but how much of it was actually useful? Let's take a look.

With greater literacy, focus, professional experience and a vision for the future, boards can position their businesses to thrive in this new era of AI.

B2B and B2C, while believed to be stark opposites in many ways, are not purely categories of audiences.

Learn how to craft an email update that keeps investors engaged, communicates momentum, and garners support on your journey.

Intentionally improving developer experience is the most potent way to improve developer productivity within an organization.

Doola's pitch deck does a few things extremely well, but the problem is, it leaves a ton out, too. Here's why that won't work for most startups.

Buyers are scrutinizing purchases more and sellers are under pressure to provide value in every buyer interaction.

If you're thinking about raising a Series A, you should probably start now.

The succession process requires an open and genuine dialogue between the senior retiring and incoming management teams.

Balancing protective measures, like data protection protocols, with progressive strategies, such as AI-driven product rollouts, is essential.

The number of founders using their go-to-market slide to describe a marketing strategy is downright problematic.

Moonshot startups are inherently about venturing into uncharted territory, giving us new superpowers and creating new markets.

In this world of exploding innovation in the AI industry, a great name paired with a great product will make your technology rise above.

Vineet Jain Contributor Share on X Vineet Jain is the CEO and co-founder of Egnyte, a leading cloud-based collaboration and governance platform. An entrepreneur at heart, prior to Egnyte, Vineet found

Cybersecurity is a complex and multifaceted field, and even with thorough threat modeling, there's always a risk of compromise.

Venture capital often finds nonconsensus and nonobvious deals, but the process may take hundreds of meetings before the first yes.

This week, we are taking a closer look at Pepper Bio's seed pitch deck that landed the company $6.5 million.

LLMs are exciting, but developing and adopting them requires overcoming several feasibility hurdles.

As a startup grows, it's important to instill a strong and inclusive developer culture that can evolve as you add engineers.