The Role of IS in Mergers and Acquisitions

by Kenneth Rau

Acquisitions are big business. Successfully combining the IS resources of two companies as part of the acquisition can be difficult and time-consuming, but it often makes the difference between a financial win or loss for your company. As a senior manager in IS, it is important to prepare your organization to spring into action when the acquisition call is heard.

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The Role of IS in Mergers and Acquisitions1 December 2006

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