Here's the mini-cast, part 2 of each month's record of Jonny's travels through the corridors of SMEs who are disrupting the big players and innovating with new processes and products.
We return to "Furniture Central" in London's Tottenham Court Road for a shorter version of Jonny's interview with Keiran Hewkin, Lombok's Commercial Director, who with his partner, Paul Fielden have deconstructed then reconstructed "the way we think about buying furniture".
Scroll back for the full interview with Keiran, Episode 3. It's really good!
Then it's off to the Startup Nation, Israel, for an introduction to CytoReason, who use AI and Machine Learning to improve the efficacy of drugs. Their data will lead to better use of medication in patients and even cures for diseases.
The full Episode 4 on CytoReason will follow in early March - but for a sneak preview we talk in this episode to Nurit Reder, who says after establishing themselves with no external investment - yes, they are entirely self-financing after just three years in business - they need to speed up Research and Development with a first round of fundraising.
If they don't, someone will take their place at the top of computational biology.