Searching for Digital Gold: Three Cases of Technology Due Diligence

by Stephen J. Andriole

Due diligence is the formal term for the process by which we screen and select options. As described in detail in a previous Executive Report series, 1 due diligence is organized around a set of constant criteria that can be applied to technology investment decisions of all kinds. The lenses used to vet investment opportunities and challenges are organized around the specific requirements that CIOs, venture capitalists (VCs), and technology vendors need to satisfy to achieve their objectives. The first part of the accompanying Executive Report briefly profiles the investment landscape. The second part describes the due diligence criteria that can be used to vet alternative investments. The third part presents three actual technology due diligence cases.

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Searching for Digital Gold: Three Cases of Technology Due DiligenceWed Feb 01 14:03:14 CST 2006