TechCrunch
OCTOBER 25, 2022
Will your organization and your code pass technical due diligence when it’s your turn? Let’s start with the positives: If an investor is proceeding with technical due diligence (TDD), you’ll likely pass. Here’s the not-so-good news: Companies can pass the business test, but fail TDD.
TechEmpower CTO
AUGUST 21, 2023
Most innovators don’t have a technical background, so it’s hard to evaluate the truth of the situation. And unless they have a tech background, they can’t look under the hood themselves. The answer is to engage a trusted outside source for a Technical Review – a deep-dive assessment that provides a C-suite perspective.
TechCrunch
JULY 8, 2022
He focuses primarily on investments in software and technology-enabled business services. It feels like almost any company is a tech company in one way or another these days. But when it comes to assessing investment opportunities, few venture and growth equity investors have the resources to conduct thorough technical diligence.
TechCrunch
JULY 12, 2022
“Contribution margin can then be reinvested in sales and marketing or operations to create more value.” 7 ways investors can gain clarity while conducting technical due diligence. “Over time, technology should become less of a black box for investors.” Here’s why.
TechCrunch
DECEMBER 29, 2021
A few years ago, VCs were expected to perform extensive due diligence on startups. This compressed diligence cycles, leading to less intrusive vetting. The acceleration of venture capital and the burgeoning check sizes in the last few years has led to a decline in traditional due diligence.
TechCrunch
OCTOBER 28, 2022
In a previous era, aspiring journalists relocated to New York, would-be actors made pilgrimages to Hollywood and plucky tech founders moved to the Bay Area so they could attract capital and talent. 5 tips for launching in a crowded web3 gaming market. 5 tips for launching in a crowded web3 gaming market. yourprotagonist.
CIO
OCTOBER 17, 2024
As Robert Blumofe, chief technology officer at Akamai Technologies, told The Wall Street Journal recently, “The goal is not to solve the business problem. These technologies often do not undergo a complete vetting process, are not inventoried, and stay under the radar. The goal is to adopt AI.”
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