André de Woot, auteur sur Solutions Magazine

“Courage rather than omnibuses!”

Dec 5, 2025 | Data intelligence | 0 |

Above all, don’t give in. Following Connect 2025, Thierry Breton analyzes the Digital Omnibus, the European Commission’s controversial legislative proposal. Along with others, former European Commissioner Thierry Breton calls for firm resistance to attempts to “unravel” major European digital laws. In a post, he stated: “In the face of pressure—particularly from outside the EU—we must not give in.” A week earlier, at Connect 2025, the event co-organized by Win and Computerland, Thierry Breton reiterated the vital importance of our digital sovereignty.

Product quality alone is not enough for growth

Dec 3, 2025 | Data intelligence | 0 |

Ambitious Belgian scale-ups usually lack organizational maturity. Our scale-ups have solid products, but they struggle with structural organizational weaknesses that hinder their development. Although 37% of young companies strive for rapid growth, they score an average of 17 points lower than SMEs in terms of organizational maturity.

A digital colleague? Why not!

Nov 20, 2025 | Ai | 0 |

Although AI provokes mixed opinions in the workplace, Belgians are open, with some reservations, to the idea of having a digital colleague. Among them, 34% say they are positive and 8% are even enthusiastic.

Autonomy and sovereignty: no longer just spectators!

Nov 20, 2025 | Data intelligence | 0 |

Beltug, Cigref, CIO Platform, and Voice, the four European digital associations, are calling on Member States and European institutions to fully assume their political responsibilities.

Monizze and Better launch Europe’s first “solidarity check”

Nov 20, 2025 | Data intelligence | 0 |

Belgian fintech Monizze and impact startup Better are launching a concept that is unprecedented in the world of corporate philanthropy: the solidarity check.

TreeFinder opens the “black box” of LLMs

Nov 19, 2025 | Ai | 0 |

Major breakthrough by ULiège and NRB on the traceability of responses generated by LLMs . Researchers at ULiège and NRB unveil TreeFinder, an innovative method that makes Large Language Models traceable, verifiable, and auditable. A major breakthrough for more transparent and responsible AI