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Joshua Shuman Change is key for surviving coronavirus pandemic The coronavirus pandemic has been a blessing for some. This year’s innovations, imposed by the pandemic’s restrictions, have led to a series of changes enabling medical, internet-based, software and other technologies to spring forward around the world. Take, for instance, the BVP NASDAQ Emerging Cloud Index of 54 cloud-based companies providing cloud software and services. Last week, the index hit an all-time high of just under $2,400, coming from a low of around $990 per share in mid-March 2020. “As an economic indicator, COVID[-19] has shown that with the advent of the internet and geolocation services, the world has become flat. We can communicate with people next door, in a nearby city, or in a different country and with video conferencing (Zoom, Google Meet, etc.) and other cloud-based services (Dropbox, Google Docs/sheets/etc.). The experience is identical,” Chaim Tessler, general partner in charge of

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