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A study – in cooperation with the University Medical Centre Utrecht (UMC Utrecht), testing the safety and accuracy of the easee eye test – was recently published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research.

E-health specialist Boomerweb celebrated their ten years anniversary this month.

Should you drive inventory levels down to increase shareholder value with great ROI but run the risk of being out of stock? Or, do you stack inventory high with hopes of selling more but risk having to mark it down at the end of the season? And how do you decide that?

The Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data are transforming corporations globally, and building management is one of the key sectors leading the way in utilizing the data it generates. To future proof how Corporate Real Estate, Workplace Strategy, and Facilities Management work, IoT and Big Data can help maximize profitability and enhance employee productivity and wellbeing.

Dutch proptech platform Lone Rooftop is set to expand into U.S. and global markets after securing funding from Nimbus Ventures. The $2.5 million investment earns Nimbus a coveted shareholder position and will directly fund Lone Rooftop’s ambitious growth strategy to become the leading space utilization platform. It will also fund the company’s massive scale-up over the next two years — with employee numbers expected to jump from 20 to over 100.

Christopher Kelly, co-founder of Convene and author, explains in Forbes how proptech will become essential to all commercial real estate.

The moment easee revealed its plans for rolling out their business in Europe, Dutch media responded enthusiastic.

Easee, a high-tech start-up specialised in online eye testing, receives growth capital from Nimbus Ventures. With the investment, easee aims to enable millions of people to do a fast, fun and reliable eye test from the comfort of their homes.

Amsterdam-based SAAS company Retailisation receives growth capital from Nimbus Ventures. The proceeds will be used to increase Retailisations’ international market share and to add more services to its portfolio.

SoilCares, known for its solutions to help farmers to detect how fertile their soil is, hit the news in The Netherlands.