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Israeli Startup Bites Secures $40 Million for AI-Powered Employee Training
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Israeli startup Bites has raised $40 million to expand its AI-powered platform for training frontline workers. The platform creates personalized, multilingual training content, including videos, delivered directly to employees' phones. Founded by Eran Hefetz, the company aims to improve business performance by connecting training to sales and operational metrics. The funding will support global expansion, particularly in the U.S., and further AI development.
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- Israeli startup Bites raised $40 million in Series A funding for its AI training platform.
- The platform creates personalized, multilingual training content for frontline workers.
- Bites aims to improve business performance through measurable improvements in sales and service.
- The company serves global clients including Unilever, Shake Shack, and Coca-Cola.
- Funding will support expansion into the U.S. market and further AI development.
- Eran Hefetz, former restaurant owner, co-founded Bites to solve training challenges.
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