Can your product solve some social problem?

Ths year I hope to see more people talking about what we did not do - and needs to be done urgently - than about what we did. Makes sense? I love technology. Eternal curious and inventive but my conclusion for the last year is that we do little. In fact very little use of everything that is around us to really improve people's lives. And for me technology exists for that! So what if we think at least in these days what every software, application or solution could do if its function was exclusively to help the next one? What persistent social problem could your product solve? I think it's super cool for AI to be used in museums but it would be cooler if it was used to help people get a job or reduce food waste. I find the maximum mobility applications but how many others could not exist to connect people in need of what others are willing to share, whatever the hell. There are infinite possibilities right before our eyes. You just have to want to see.

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Unicorn Companies, after all who they are and what they do

Unicorn companies, those new technology-based companies that are valued at more than a billion dollars, exert a general fascination. But although much commented little is really known about them and much confusion is made about it. According to the Global Unicorn Club there are now 216 unicorn companies in the world.This fact alone seems to discourage those whose dream is to create a startup and turn it into a billion dollar company. If it were an easy task I do not think they would have that name. Global Unicorn 2017 List 41% of these companies are essentially B2B and 42% are not related to any mobile or tablet app. This is another interesting point for those who believe that all unicorn companies are like Uber although this one represents almost 10% of the total value of the unicorns. But continuing. What do these companies do anyway? Ok, 16% are e-commerce companies or marketplaces but what about the rest? I discovered that 13% are fintechs and + 13% Internet Software ...

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Isn't that something?

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