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Mike Flache

@mikeflache

Chairman @DG_Collective
chair.digitalgrowthcollective.com Joined August 2010
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Mike Flache @mikeflache
I’ve seen technology dependencies become strategic constraints faster than many leadership teams anticipated. Digital sovereignty is a matter of corporate judgment, with consequences that extend well beyond the IT function.
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insights.digitalgrowthcollective.com Digital Sovereignty: A Board-Level Imperative The digital dependency stack—how boards and CIOs must secure control across clouds, models, data flows, and vendors in a fractured world.
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Mike Flache @mikeflache
Exit readiness should test the investment thesis from day 1, not at the transaction stage. EBITDA is only 1 metric. Buyers price in risks from key-person dependencies and unscalable systems. Value creation matters; so does making that value transferable.
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insights.digitalgrowthcollective.com Preparing PE Portfolio Companies for a Value-Maximizing Exit The difference between a successful investment and an exceptional exit often lies in what buyers discover beyond the financial metrics.
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Mike Flache @mikeflache
Solving a theoretical problem is one thing. Establishing that the solution holds up in the real world is another. AI can accelerate discovery, but verifying results, reproducing them, and building on them is what makes scientific progress possible.
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www.wired.com AI Came for Math. Now It’s Chasing the Rest of Science AI may soon be the default way to solve theoretical problems in economics, high-energy physics, and other fields, MIT researchers tell WIRED.
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Mike Flache @mikeflache
AI can drive a car.
That doesn’t make it business-ready.

Artificial intelligence moves from processing information to executing tasks in the physical world. The opportunity only pays off if productivity gains outweigh the costs of safeguards, integration, and human intervention.

What's your take on this development?
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www.linkedin.com AI Can Drive a Car. That Doesn’t Make It Business-Ready Recently, I came across an experiment in which three engineers handed control of a real car to GPT, Claude, and Grok. The fact that a general-purpose AI model can drive a car is a significant...