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As a major player in IT M&A in Europe, Netsystem can help you carry out comprehensive, rigorous IT & IS Vendor Due Diligence tailored to your strategic challenges. Highlight your technological assets and minimise the risks for acquirers.
In an environment where technology plays a central role, IT systems can become a competitive advantage or, conversely, a source of risk.
Our mission: to help you make the most of your IT assets and anticipate investor expectations.
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Although the basic methodology remains the same (analysis of infrastructure, systems, security, data and risks), the requirements and points of attention vary from one industry to another due to specific technologies, regulations, business processes and associated risks. Here’s an overview of the differences between sectors:
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If you have any questions or projects (Carve out, IT due diligence, Vendor Due Dil, etc.), please do not hesitate to contact our IT M&A experts.
Find out how Netsystem’s experts helped Supergroup successfully complete its IT carve-out project.
An IT Vendor Due Diligence is an in-depth assessment of the technological and IT aspects of a company as part of a sale or acquisition. It is generally carried out by the vendor before the company is put on the market, to provide potential buyers with maximum transparency regarding IT systems.
If a company up for sale uses proprietary software that plays a key role in its operations, the IT Vendor Due Diligence will check whether this software is well documented, whether it is legally protected (by patents or copyrights), and whether it can be easily transferred to the new buyer.
The duration of a Vendor Due Diligence (VDD) depends on a number of factors, including the size and complexity of the company, the scope of the audit and the deadlines agreed between the parties.
Typically, a Vendor Due Diligence can last between 2 weeks and 3 months, or even longer, depending on the size, complexity and specific objectives.
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The costs associated with Vendor Due Diligence (VDD) depend on a number of factors, including the size of the company, the complexity of the systems being assessed, the sectors of activity, and the scope of the analyses requested.
We provide a detailed, personalised quote following an initial assessment of your needs.
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