For the third consecutive year, Winnerge is attending AI Week. Not simply as an observer of a technological trend, but as an M&A operator looking at artificial intelligence from the perspective of small and medium-sized enterprises.
For the third consecutive year, Winnerge is attending AI Week. Not simply as an observer of a technological trend, but as an M&A operator looking at artificial intelligence from the perspective of small and medium-sized enterprises.
Digital transformation has become a strategic priority for every business. Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping business models, production processes, and decision-making structures.
For years, AI was perceived as an expensive, complex solution reserved for large corporations or high-tech industries. In 2025, that view no longer holds. Solutions presented at AI Week showed how companies with revenues of €1 to €20 million can now adopt intelligent tools across their operations—marketing, customer management, logistics, and strategic planning.
This year’s AI Week confirmed something Winnerge has known for a while: artificial intelligence is no longer a topic for futurists. It is a practical tool, already embedded in the daily workflow of those managing extraordinary transactions.
The M&A market in technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) experienced a significant slowdown in 2024. According to PwC Global & Italian M&A Trends in TMT – Outlook 2025, global deal volume fell by 27%, from 15,219 transactions in 2023 to 11,049 in 2024.
Seth Godin, in a recent interview with Repubblica, stated that in the era of artificial intelligence, it is no longer ideas that make the difference, but their execution.
Italian SMEs operate in an increasingly complex environment: global competition, accelerated technological innovation, and constantly evolving consumer expectations.
Artificial intelligence continues to evolve, introducing new players that challenge the dominance of Western solutions, such as DeepSeek.
Donald Trump's recent economic policies could have significant global repercussions and are already causing immediate uncertainty in markets and among businesses.
The CES 2025 in Las Vegas showcased a future advancing at lightning speed.