Welcome to our latest blog post, where we explore the essential aspects of conducting tech due diligence for minority investments plus if they are automatable. When making strategic tech investments, it's crucial to thoroughly assess the following ten key items: 

1. Technology Infrastructure: Are the current systems and platforms stable and scalable for future growth? 

2. Intellectual Property: What is the status of the company's patents, trademarks, and copyrights? automatable.

3. Cybersecurity Measures: How robust are the cybersecurity protocols and practices in place? automatable.

4. Data Privacy Compliance: Is the company aligned with relevant data protection regulations, such as GDPR or CCPA? 

5. Software Development Processes: What methodologies and tools are employed for software development, and how efficient are they? 

6. IT Operations and Support: How is the IT infrastructure managed, and what support mechanisms are in place? 

7. Product Scalability: Is the technology capable of scaling up to meet growing demand? 

8. Regulatory Compliance: How well does the company adhere to industry-specific regulations and standards? 

9. Tech Talent and Team: What is the expertise and composition of the tech team driving innovation? Partially automatable.

10. Technical Debt: What level of technical debt exists and how is it being managed? Automatable.

As you can see, four of the ten key items are automatable, which means there are software solutions that can generate the results.

By thoroughly examining these key items, investors can ensure a comprehensive understanding of the tech landscape and make informed decisions when considering minority investments. Stay tuned for more insights on tech investment strategies in our upcoming blog posts.

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