# Insights

- [TSA exit: Seven mistakes that make IT carve-outs expensive](https://vegvisir.gmbh/en/insights/tsa-exit-fehler): Why Transitional Service Agreements run longer than planned and how buyers steer the exit from the TSA from day one.
- [IT Due Diligence 2027: What Private Equity should focus on now](https://vegvisir.gmbh/en/insights/it-due-diligence-private-equity): The questions that decide the deal in an IT Due Diligence today: post-closing costs, security, dependencies and AI.
- [Enterprise Vibe Coding: What comes after the prototype](https://vegvisir.gmbh/en/insights/enterprise-vibe-coding-nach-dem-prototyp): An AI prototype is built quickly. Turning it into an enterprise application you can operate takes five things.
- [ERP licences in a carve-out: negotiate early instead of paying late](https://vegvisir.gmbh/en/insights/erp-lizenzen-carve-out): Why licences are the underestimated critical path in an IT carve-out and which questions should be settled before signing.
- [Running Vercel and Supabase in the EU: a checklist](https://vegvisir.gmbh/en/insights/vercel-supabase-eu-betrieb): Regions, contracts, access and evidence: what companies should settle before taking applications on Vercel and Supabase into production.
- [Introducing AI agent teams in IT: a ten-week plan](https://vegvisir.gmbh/en/insights/ki-agenten-teams-einfuehren): How an IT department without its own development team learns to build applications with AI agents, and which roles this requires.