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Assessing AI efficiency in private equity-owned companies

Across private equity-owned companies, AI-driven efficiency is shaped less by tool choice than by operating discipline. Structural complexity, architectural clarity, and ownership determine whether AI reduces friction or adds to it. Initiatives that succeed are narrowly scoped, validated early, and embedded in existing workflows with clear accountability. Those who fail tend to scale ambition before proving impact. In this context, AI is most effective when treated as a lever for execution quality rather than a standalone transformation.

Ilie Ghiciuc - 28 Jan 2026

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Cezara Pralea - 5 Nov 2025

How AI is streamlining invoice processing in logistics & supply chain

Every logistics operation runs on precision. From warehouse sensors to GPS trackers, the industry has mastered real-time visibility for goods in motion. Yet, behind all that speed and data-driven coordination lies a process that still moves at a crawl: invoice management.

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Iulian Gioada - 28 Oct 2025

Modernising publishing workflows for performance and agility

In publishing, speed, discoverability and user experience define success. Yet many organisations still rely on workflows built for another era. Monolithic CMSs, tightly coupled front ends and manual production steps don’t just slow teams down. They limit innovation and make change expensive.

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Paula Cristea - 16 Oct 2025

AI, capital, and compliance: mapping Fintech startup momentum

Raising capital is just one part of the equation. For fintech founders in 2025, the real challenge lies in building products that are not only fast and secure, but also AI-native and regulatory-ready from day one. Between €5.2 and €6.3 billion has already flowed into European fintech startups this year, while U.S. firms continue to attract the lion’s share globally, capturing 60 % of all fintech investment and 71 % of mega-round funding in Q2 alone. The funding is returning, but so are the expectations.The funding is returning, while but so are the expectations.

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Ilie Ghiciuc - 25 Sep 2025

Turning digital due diligence into a lasting tech advantage in PE

Private equity value creation doesn't end after the first ninety days. In our last article, we examined the post-buy tech sprint, a period where execution speed and alignment are crucial for building early momentum. But once that initial groundwork is laid, the focus shifts. Speed is still important, but now it’s about sustainability. And that’s where the conversation moves from value capture to value protection.

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Ilie Ghiciuc - 3 Sep 2025

First 90 days after a tech deal: a private equity execution plan

For private equity sponsors, the deal close used to signal the start of a new chapter. Now, it marks the beginning of a sprint. The pace of activity in 2025 has intensified: U.S. deal value topped $838.5 billion last year, and global figures are on track to hit $1 trillion. European PE deal value also rose strongly in 2024 and shows cautious but positive momentum into 2025. But the path to value has become anything but straightforward.

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Paula Cristea - 25 Aug 2025

AI in scientific publishing - a turning point for platform builders

Generative AI has moved from the margins of academic publishing into its core infrastructure. Tools like large language models are now widely used by researchers to assist with writing, translation, and formatting. At the same time, these technologies are being misused to produce low-quality or misleading content at scale. Recent analyses reveal the scale of this shift: in biomedical publishing alone, more than 13% of 2024 abstracts likely involved AI-generated language, based on identifiable stylistic patterns.

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