RAF Voyager’s 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel flight is world’s first for an in-service military transporter
Robust Test Plan has allowed the world’s first flight without...
Amazon Redshift is a fully managed, petabyte-scale data warehouse service in the cloud. You can start with just a few hundred gigabytes of data and scale to a petabyte or more. Today, tens of thousands of AWS customers—from Fortune 500 companies, startups, and everything in between—use Amazon Redshift to run mission-critical business intelligence (BI) dashboards, […]
In 2020, cultured meat startup Memphis Meats raised $161 million in Series B funding, making it the most-funded startup in the industry. The investment...
For the casual cook preparing a meal, a recipe serves as a guide to making a dish. For a chef, recipes are valuable intellectual property that has a significant impact not only on a restaurant's product (food) but also on its operations. There’s been no way to effectively manage recipes for culinary professionals until now. meez is a digital recipe management platform founded by a chef that extends beyond ingredients and instructions. By digitizing the recipe book, chefs for the first time are able to effectively manage staff training, costing, nutritional data, ideation, and execution across multiple kitchens and markets. The platform is already deployed in 1200 kitchens nationwide and in a variety of settings – fine dining, fast casual, ghost kitchens, and catering businesses. Chefs are able to granularly understand how granular recipe choices are impacting the bottom line, something that’s not practical with traditional restaurant management platforms. Meez is available on a freemium basis with the premium package costing $79 per month. AlleyWatch caught up with meez Founder and CEO Josh Sharkey to learn more about the business, the company's strategic plans, latest round of funding, which brings the total funding raised to $18M, and much, much more...
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Regardless of your life stage, the adage "there is plenty of room for improvement” will always be applicable. A successful person...
Is Musk’s Twitter deal such a good idea?
Interesting story from The Daily Telegraph questioning the wisdom of the controversial takeover by Elon Musk...