Clarizen’s SaaS Project Management Raises Third Round

Clarizen, an Israeli-based start up developing SaaS project management software for businesses, has attracted an $8 million round of investment. The round was led by DAG Ventures and joined by previous investors Benchmark Capital (Michael Eisenberg) and Carmel Ventures

RedHerring: 16 Israeli Start ups Among EMEA’s Top 100 Private Companies

Red Herring Magazine published the Red Herring 100, a list of the most promising private tech and biotech start ups in EMEA.  16 Israeli start ups made the list in 2009, alongside heavyweight companies from across Europe. 
And the winners are:
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10 Links I caught on Twitter

Twitter is becoming the new content recommendation engine. More and more, I discover posts, tools and people through recommendations from users I’m connected with, including top tier VCs, serial entrepreneurs as well as Lance Armstrong, Shaq, the Dalai Lama and more. 
 Without further ado, let’s get started with the links for Feb 16 2009:
1) TwittURLs shows you [...]

5 Israeli Startups Presented in Under the Radar (See my notes)

I was down in Microsoft’s office in Mountain View again today, attending “The Business of Web Apps: Where the Web Goes to Work” thrown every year by DealMaker Media since 2003. I was part of this year’s selection committee, who chose 32 startups to present their companies in front of a panel of industry experts [...]

25 Israeli firms opened offices in the Valley in the last 18 months

“Israelis’ time arrives – tech making trek from the dessert to the valley” – that is the title of Adrienne Sanders’ excellent article published in San Francisco Business Times this morning. Adrienne lined up a comprehensive outlook on the Israeli entrepreneurs who made the move from Israel to Silicon Valley and the Bay Area [...]

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