Articles
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What the substance of a technology company can be read from
Product claims are quickly written, structures less so. Which publicly available records actually help when placing a company.
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Build or buy: a decision with downstream costs
The choice between in-house development and purchase is usually argued as a question of cost. It is above all a question of which dependency is bearable.
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What market observation can and cannot do
Observation produces an overview, not certainty. On the difference between a defensible assessment and a forecast dressed as analysis.
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What a commercial register extract shows, and what it does not
The register entry is the most reliable public source on a Swiss company — and answers few of the questions people actually ask of it.
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Why transparency needs a structure
Openness as an attitude is not enough. What a company can concretely publish so that outsiders are able to place it.