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Yodeck at Open Coffee #98
Digital signage uses technologies like LCD, LED, and projection to display content and information. The global digital signage market was worth $23.76 billion in 2020 and is expected to grow 8.18% annually. Compared to the global software as a service (SaaS) market, digital signage is about 18% the size. Yodeck is a cloud-based digital signage platform that allows users to easily create content, schedules, and layouts and display them on screens connected to Yodeck players. Since launching in 2015, Yodeck has grown to over 1,400 customers displaying content on over 2,800 screens across 40+ countries.
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- They have made 20 initial investments and 34 follow-on investments, with 5 exits so far.
- Their investment team consists of 12 professionals with experience in investment banking, private equity, and founding tech companies.
LearnWorlds at Open Coffee Athens #97
This document discusses different types of academies including a data science academy, culinary research and education academy, and an unraveled academy. It mentions some Greek words and cautions against an overengineering "build it and they will come" mentality. Key metrics for evaluating results are mentioned such as CAC, CLTV, CAC/CLTV, ARPU, and churn. An iterative process of opportunity, hypothesis, measure, build, and evaluate results is recommended.
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