Real Vision just posted an interview with Kevin MONSERRAT and David Teten on the use of technology for limited partners, venture capitalists, and founders:
Category: Research
PEVCTech Update
| We’ve been dormant during the COVID era, but are now restarting activities. If you have suggestions for events we could partner on with you, please contact us. I’ve posted recently two videos focused on how private equity and VC investors are using technology to improve returns (or suffering the consequences of not doing so): How Private Equity and VC Investors Accelerate Portfolio Company Success Asset Managers, Prepare to Have Your Lunch Eaten Especially during the COVID era, the main way to meet people was online. I wrote about How to Find the Right Online Communities. We posted an updated version of our white paper on VCs Eating our Own Dog Food: Using technology to make better investments. I also dove deep into An Investor’s Personal Social Media Tech Stack. Lastly, our friends at AltVia run a podcast and are seeking guests with expertise on how PE/VC investors are using technology. Contact growth(@)altvia.com . |
VCs eating our own dog food: Using technology and analytics to make better investments
I just published in Techcrunch a greatly expanded & updated version of my white paper on the tech stack of PE/VC funds: VCs eating our own dog food: Using technology and analytics to make better investments.
Who is building the Renaissance Technologies of Private Markets?
The AIR Summit (“Alpha Innovation Required”) just posted the video and slides from my keynote on, “Who is building the Renaissance Technologies of Private Markets?” (To see the video, please click the image below, and then click on the Play button.)
I wrote a detailed paper on this here.
New research published
I recently published two articles I think will interest the PEVCTech community:
– What’s Your VC Tech Stack? Results from a Survey of Early-Stage VC Funds
– The 9 Steps of Using Technology to Improve Investing in Private Companies: How Private Equity and Venture Capital Investors Are Eating Their Own Dogfood