Tech in Asia Singapore 2015

7 favorite picks from Bootstrap Alley in 2015

7 favorite picks from Bootstrap Alley in 2015

590 startups exhibited across the three Tech in Asia conferences in 2015. Which did we like a lot?
Hui Min Cheong · · 4 min read
Memoirs of an introvert: How to network

Memoirs of an introvert: How to network

I hated networking. Not a lot has changed, and I still do get tired of it relatively quickly. Before working around startups, I had maybe two or three events yearly that
Sejung Yun · · 4 min read
Helping women in tech through a hackathon

Helping women in tech through a hackathon

The average hackathon can have an unbalanced ratio of men to women, with male participants outnumbering their female counterparts significantly. This can be discouraging to some women who are interested
Kelsey Ruiz · · 3 min read
Five lessons from pitching at Tech in Asia conference!

Five lessons from pitching at Tech in Asia conference!

With so many different tech conferences these days, chances are that if you are part of a startup with reasonable traction and / or taking things relatively seriously you will
Stuart Lansdale · · 6 min read
Tech in Asia Singapore 2015 in an infographic

Tech in Asia Singapore 2015 in an infographic

Here are some numbers behind our signature conference earlier this month.
Hui Min Cheong · · 2 min read

What they said about #tiasg2015 on Twitter

How was Tech in Asia Singapore 2015 like? Catch up on some social media highlights.
Hui Min Cheong · · 5 min read

3 important things Taylor Swift can teach your startup about building a community

Taylor Swift’s community of hardcore fans is no accident. Here’s how you can use Swift’s tactics to engage with and encourage your users.
Steven Millward · · 5 min read

What toilets can teach us about user experience, as told by Y Combinator’s Kevin Hale

Toilets teach us some important lessons on creating software that users find easy to use.
Terence Lee · · 5 min read

Three years, $340M funding, millions of users: GrabTaxi’s Anthony Tan reflects on the journey

GrabTaxi is one of the most promising startups in Southeast Asia to date. Founder Anthony Tan shares high and low points of his company’s journey.
Nadine Freischlad · · 4 min read

Entrepreneurs take center stage at open mic startup pitches in Singapore

A diverse audience at kickstarter hall were on hand to listen to what startups had to say about their ideas.
Osman Husain · · 3 min read