Lior Barak

As my entire product is built around allowing tracking in a private way for companies I see privacy as a key component in anything we do. I wrote this part about privacy few months back https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/you-privacy-talker-doer-lior-barak/

This is such a cool idea!

We created this cheat sheet to help our clients collect and store all the relevant data about their event tracking so they won't need to run between different files and overlook e-privacy and privacy by design practices on their product. I hope you will like it, and if not help us to improve it and make it a better product. Our hope is to create in a later stage a tool that collects these...

One thing that I miss with most of the recording video services is low volum, for example I recored once a month a video and It's around 30-40 minutes, for me to buy a 5 hours package does not make sense, as I don't have the time to use such a thing. Do you think it's something you will consider at any point? I really love the interface and the quality

I am using the tool for the past year and it's amazing! the ability of it to connect teams over contonants and regions helped us so much especially since we are WFH now. The only thing we are missing is the ability to actually save our templates for reuse, we have designed some templates fitting for our workshops and needs and we need some more fire power to share them with others :-)

I will highly recommend - Wabi Sabi: Japanese Wisdom for a Perfectly Imperfect Life by Beth Kempton, Learn to clean yourself from too much noise (Second time I read it) - The Last Season: A Team in Search of Its Soul by Jackson, Phil, learn to manage egos and pressure for success - The Unknown Craftsman: A Japanese Insight into Beauty by Yanagi, Soetsu, Learn to appreciate you craft and art

WOW I love the product, I wish I learned about it before, the only thing I am missing maybe is a notification in case the guest connection is not good enough or if his audio/video is in low quality

When I started working on this book all I could think of was hummus, it's so simple, chickpeas, tahini, water, lemon, salt, and garlic. you get such an amazing dish, why data is so complicated, why are we trying to process so many ingredients in our day to day decision making. Data is like a plate of hummus try to bring the simplicity of making hummus into forming a data strategy. Thank you so...