blog
Last week it was announced that Skyfire would become a part of Opera Software, operating as an independent subsidiary of a combined entity that will offer the best cloud-based technology for mobile network operators. Matrix has been working with the Skyfire team since 2007. Read More
Tag(s): | 1 Comment(s)In the face of the largest product launch in the company’s history and a sizable financing, I thought I’d share some thoughts on why we love this portfolio company and why we believe Zendesk to be one of the most important businesses to be built in this generation of SaaS companies. Read More
Tag(s):Hiring is one of the most crucial pieces in building a business. This is true for a founding team bringing on employee number one, a Fortune 500 company expanding into a new country, and everyone in between. Recruiting the right people positively impacts all aspects of business. The fact that it is a $400bn market only underscores its importance. However, recruiting and hiring techniques have not adapted as fast as potential recruits. In 2011, less than 5% of recruiting was done using social media channels, but more than 15% of time spent online was spent on social networks. Enter Work4 Labs. Read More
Tag(s):Categories
- Business Model
- Consumer
- Customer Acquisition
- Enterprise
- Execution
- Founder Advice
- Fundraising
- Hiring
- Ideas
- Investment
- Metrics
- Mobile
- Portfolio
- Product Development
- Sales and Marketing
- Startup Help
- All Categories
Top Posts
- Announcing Matrix X
- Welcoming Kevin Barenblat and Mihir Shah to Matrix Partners as Entrepreneurs in Residence
- My Move to Matrix
- Welcoming Jared Fliesler to the Matrix Team
- Zendesk Announces Major Product Launch and a $60M Financing
- Work4 Labs and the next generation of recruiting
- Helping to Build the Big Data Ecosystem for Normals
- Meteor – The next Ruby-on-Rails?
- On Selling Companies and the Startup Ecosystem Virtuous Cycle
- How iOS Can Lose: The Independent Developer as a Canary in the Coal Mine
- SaaS Metrics – A Guide to Measuring and Improving What Matters
- Startup Killer: the Cost of Customer Acquisition