in partechular: 3 questions

1) Thomas, why partechular blog?

We are aware that there is a myriad of homepages, blogs and other information on the internet focusing on technology related subjects. With partechular, we aim to interest our readers in industries that have tremendous potential but are not generally in the focus of the popular eye, e.g. clinical research services, surface and material technologies or hybrid crops. However, financial markets will not be our only focus here. As you can see from our corporate website we are supported by a number of scientists active in fields like geophysics, medical technology, molecular biology or nanotechnology. We believe that by combining financial expertise and research know-how we can offer unique insights and perspectives that should be both interesting and surprising to our readers.

From a content point of view we plan to present current affairs (e.g. corporate transactions, annual results, and industry analysis or trade fair updates) in a timely and readable way. While we will offer our opinions, we will base them thoroughly on publicly available facts, background checks and interviews with industry professionals.

2) Who is the target group?

We write this blog motivated by our own interest and as a means of self-discipline. However, we also write this for genuinely curious people who are uncomfortable with easy answers. We imagine our readers to be interested in business and economics as well as science and technology. Though not necessary, a healthy interest in and a generally good sense of math might be helpful.

3) What do you plan to get out for yourself with this blog?

We will monitor and write about companies (either private or listed) and industry trends that we find interesting. We hope that our analyses and opinions will excite or even provoke our readers’ thoughts. By this we hope to initiate public debates on the respective subjects. We believe that this is ultimately the only way to improve and learn.
We ask our readers to participate actively. However, we are acutely aware that the Internet offers a weak platform for social interaction. We therefore ask our readers to employ basic netiquette rules.