NFQ Technologies

22/10/2026

What if your company could remember every lesson it has ever learned? 🧠

A “company brain” is one ambition Lithuanian manufacturers are exploring with AI. They’re already using it to compare supplier offers, check product quality and guide employees through company processes.

Verslo žinios takes a closer look at these practical uses and bigger ambitions, featuring Elinta Robotics, Axioma Metering and findings from NFQ's AI maturity survey with LINPRA - Engineering and Technology Industries Association of Lithuania.

You’ll find the full article in the comments 👇

19/10/2026

“Paperwork isn’t why you become a doctor. But it’s part of every consultation.”

For family doctor Elena Šukė, it’s a familiar challenge: listening to the patient, checking their records and getting everything down. Often, there are still notes to finish once the conversation with the patient is over.

Together with Affidea Lietuva, we’ve been building an AI assistant to take on some of that work. A small group of family doctors tested the first version during real consultations, helping us improve it along the way.

The assistant turns the conversation into structured draft notes. The doctor reviews, corrects and approves them. Instead of writing from scratch, they have something to work with.

For Elena, the biggest surprise was realising how much attention the documentation had been taking all along: “When you’re used to it, talking, listening, reading previous records and typing at the same time feels normal. Only when some of that work is taken off your hands do you see how much more attention you can give the person in front of you.”

That’s the goal we’re working towards with Affidea’s doctors: fewer routine tasks competing for their attention, and more of it left for the patient.

Elena shares her experience in 15min. Full story in Lithuanian – link in the comments.

15/10/2026

How do you avoid blowing a million when you really, really want AI?

At last week’s InvESticijų forumas in Vilnius, our Head of Business Development, Tadas Četkauskas, joined the “Million-Euro Decisions” (“Milijono vertės sprendimai”) panel to talk about investment decisions and what makes them pay off. For businesses keen to invest in , he shared a few possible starting points:

🔸 Watch where competitors are spending theirs - and what they’re learning.
🔸 Analyse your processes, draw the diagrams and model the “what ifs”: where could AI help, and what might the return look like?
🔸 Or start with a simple exercise: list your everyday tasks, count how often they repeat, and tag each one: “the client pays for this,” “the client doesn’t pay for this, but it keeps delivery running,” or “the client doesn’t pay for it, and it doesn’t need doing.”

As Tadas put it, that last exercise can be worth a million in itself. A pretty good return on making a list 🙂

Thank you to the organisers, Inovacijų agentūra, Paulius Petrauskas, Gintarė Kuncaitytė, Justinas Taruška, Tomas Milašauskas, and moderator Živilė Kropaitė-Basiulė for the conversation and for sharing your experiences!

05/10/2026

Medtech brings engineers close to some very human questions: what does a doctor need to make a better decision, and what could that mean for the patient?

Last weekend, our team took 3rd place at the BIO-RED “AI & Health Data for Personalised Medicine” hackathon in Kaunas 🥉

The team brought a working AI assistant developed with doctors and tested in real consultations. It transcribes doctor-patient conversations and turns them into structured medical notes. Over two intense days, they explored how to build on that foundation for personalised and preventive healthcare, shaping the business case around who it could help, where it could create value and how it could grow.

This is the kind of work we’re building on in medtech: connecting engineering depth, product thinking and an understanding of the needs of healthcare professionals and patients. The jury’s feedback gave the team a clearer view of where to take the solution next.

If you’re thinking about using AI in your healthcare organisation, let’s talk. We already have working solutions for clinical documentation and call centre automation, and we can adapt them to the way your team works.

01/10/2026

A few numbers that say quite a lot.

🏀 12.3 million active users on Euroleague.net.
🏀 377.4 million page views.
🏀 47% more active users than in the 2023–24 season.
🏀 And EuroLeague.TV reaching its highest active subscriber base yet, up 23% year on year.

Big numbers are nice. What makes these particularly satisfying for us is what sits behind them.

We’ve been working with Euroleague Basketball on its digital platforms for years – from bringing EuroLeague.TV into the main website experience and redesigning stats and standings, to improving navigation, multilingual content, personalization and the less visible technical work needed to keep a platform like this fast and reliable as it grows.

There is, of course, no single feature behind a 47% increase in users. It takes great basketball, great content, strong products and many teams pulling in the same direction.

And when the product gets better, the numbers tend to notice.

29/09/2026

🏟️ Last year, ahead of Leaders Week London, we wrote about the competition for fan attention. That hasn’t changed. But this year, we’re bringing a more specific question to London: how much of the relationship with your fans do you actually own?

Fan data still often sits across ticketing, streaming, apps, e-commerce, CRM and other platforms - each doing its job, but not necessarily talking to the others.

For us, the interesting part of sports tech is increasingly about connecting that ecosystem: building a fan data layer across different vendors, continuously developing web and mobile products around it, and giving leagues and clubs the freedom to choose the tools that fit them rather than a predefined stack.
The same applies behind the scenes. Our work in sports now spans fan-facing platforms and commerce as well as competition and broadcast operations - from Euroleague Basketball to Premier League Studios.

Lukas Inokaitis and Gediminas Vilčiauskas will be at Leaders Week London on 7–8 October at Stamford Bridge, talking fan data, digital products, operations - and where AI genuinely helps rather than simply adding another tool to the stack.

If you’ll be there too, let’s meet.

23/09/2026

A solution can be easy to build and difficult to live with.

Most engineers have learned that the hard way. With AI, it is easier than ever to get something working before anyone has given much thought to what happens next.

At ESET Security Day, Paulius Insoda spoke about the maturity needed to make those decisions well - and what leaders need to do to support it.

Three takeaways from his talk:
→ When production gets faster, value shifts towards judgement and responsibility.
→ Faster delivery can also bring more disagreement about what to build and how. Part of engineering maturity is knowing which conflicts are worth having - and how to work through them.
→ Leaders need people who are prepared to say “no” - and must be prepared to listen when they do.

Two-thirds of NFQ engineers work at senior level. Their experience matters not only in solving technical problems, but in questioning assumptions, explaining the trade-offs and helping clients make decisions they can live with.

Thank you to NOD Baltic | ESET Lietuva for the warm welcome and the opportunity to bring this discussion to the stage.

More from ESET Security Day in the Lithuanian article linked in the comments.

22/09/2026

Our partner Aukcio.lt has launched in Lithuania, with NFQ as its technology partner and one of its investors.

The platform gives property developers and other sellers a new channel for distinctive real estate, bringing interested buyers together through digital auctions.

Property auctions are well established internationally. For us, the opportunity lies in applying that model locally, combining our partners’ real estate expertise with our experience building digital businesses.

“Every year, billions of euros’ worth of transactions take place through NFQ-built systems, spanning travel, logistics, healthcare, energy and sports across four continents. Everywhere, we’ve seen the same pattern: when transactions become digital and transparent, the market grows. We see that same potential in Lithuania’s property market,” says NFQ CEO Paulius Insoda.

Congratulations to the Aukcio.lt team and our colleagues who helped bring the platform to life. Here’s to the first bids!

More about the launch in the article 🇱🇹 linked in the comments.

Lietuvoje startavo NT aukcionų platforma „Aukcio.lt“. NFQ sukūrė jos technologinį pagrindą ir tapo viena iš platformos investuotojų.

09/09/2026

Two-thirds of NFQ engineers are seniors.

They have seen enough ambitious ideas, tight deadlines and production incidents to know that “we can build it” is not always the end of the discussion.

Now AI is making it possible to build more, faster. So what does that ask of the engineers - and the leaders - making the calls?

At ESET Security Day, our CEO Paulius Insoda will explore what engineering maturity looks like in the age of AI.

26/08/2026

Building better healthcare commerce, together 🚀

Healthcare e-commerce comes with a different level of responsibility. Behind every order may be a hospital, a care institution or a patient relying on the right medical supplies arriving at the right time. The digital platforms supporting this need to be reliable, easy to use and able to work across different healthcare environments and markets.

Since 2024, NFQ engineers have worked alongside Mediq’s digital teams to build and improve e-commerce platforms serving healthcare organisations and patients across several European markets.

Recently, 11 Mediq colleagues from the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, and Lithuania joined us in Vilnius for a full day of Agentic Engineering sessions, discussions on ways of working, and conversations about where the cooperation could go next.

Among the directions explored were AI-supported order intake, resilient 24/7 operations and further UX/UI support.

As Hans Rosier, Head of Digital at Mediq, put it: “Excellent knowledge sharing and discussing a wide variety of topics. We are looking forward to a continued collaboration and many future successful go-live moments across Mediq.”

A productive day, a good evening in Vilnius and, most importantly, plenty to build on.