Acquisitions/Mergers

Mergers & Acquisitions IT Integration

Mergers and acquisitions inevitably create technology redundancy as two organizations with separate IT infrastructures attempt to operate as one unified entity. When your company acquires smaller businesses or merges with another firm, the resulting duplication spans servers, storage systems, networking equipment, desktops, laptops, and entire data centers, often distributed across multiple offices, regions, or even continents. These redundant assets represent stranded capital that could be redirected toward integration priorities, but most M&A teams lack the bandwidth to manage equipment disposition while simultaneously handling the countless other workstreams that post-merger integration demands. We've supported IT integration teams through dozens of merger and acquisition scenarios, from small tuck-in acquisitions to transformational mergers of equals. We understand that your technology leaders are consumed with systems consolidation, application rationalization, network integration, and ensuring business continuity throughout the transition. Managing the logistics of identifying, inventorying, securing, and disposing of redundant equipment across multiple inherited locations shouldn't drain resources from these critical integration activities. That's where our specialized M&A IT asset recovery services create immediate value. We handle the entire equipment disposition workstream while you focus on building the combined organization.