Considerations when doing IT Due Diligence in Company Acquisitions

Intelligent Business Research Services, October 2007, Pages: 3

IT due diligence is primarily undertaken to understand the target business IT systems with a view to establishing the resources and costs involved in integrating them into the acquirer’s IT systems, the possibility of the target business having a more suitable IT infrastructure already in place should not be ignored.

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