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  Case Studies

  June 19, 2019

  Luminor Group: Data-driven dealmaking

  New technologies, like data analytics, have the potential to enhance the due diligence process, providing dealmakers with more a comprehensive, and much faster, analysis. Discover more in our case study from the third-largest bank and financial services provider in the Baltic region.

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  Case Studies

  June 19, 2019

  Baker McKenzie: The technology driven evolution of due diligence

  Embracing and investing in new technology can be transformative for firms involved in the due diligence process, allowing them to use their time more effectively and efficiently. Learn how one of the world’s largest law firms is doing just that in our latest case study.

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  Case Studies

  April 05, 2019

  Knorr-Bremse: Seeing an AR future for virtual data rooms

  Virtual data rooms have been a welcome innovation for M&A due diligence, but augmented reality could further revolutionise the process. Read our latest case study to learn how technology is playing a leading role in the due diligence process for the German-based market leader for braking systems.

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  March 27, 2019

  Rentokil Initial: the power of virtual data rooms and big data

  Virtual data rooms and big data have a huge impact on the way diligence is done, says a company that has completed over 130 acquisitions across the globe in the past three years.

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  March 21, 2019

  Nordea: from the physical past to the digital future

  According to one of the largest financial services groups in the Nordics, technology and AI will continue to improve the due diligence process, as more and more M&A practitioners use virtual data rooms (VDRs) to solve some of their biggest due diligence challenges. Discover more in our latest case study on the evolution of M&A due diligence process in the Nordics region.

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  Case Studies

  September 26, 2018

  Big Four accounting firm hails DatasiteOne as 'amazing'

  Simplicity, speed, and innovation help Big Four accounting firm to focus on the deal.

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