Reviewing IT in Due Diligence. Are you buying an IT asset or liability? 12+

📘 Mergers and acquisitions - are you getting an IT asset or liability?"I found this book very interesting. Due diligence is one of those functions that happens way before us 'IT'ers' get involved and so this is a useful insight into the work that happens up front and the evidence we can obtain for our work even if we were not involved in the initial due diligence."Chris Evans, ITSM Specialist"Being new to this subject I found the guidance solid and presented in an excellent style. I found it an excellent and informative read."Brian Johnson, CAWhen you merge with or acquire another business, you also gain their IT and data. In an ideal world this integration would be seamless and easy. In reality, however, this is often not the case. Mergers can, for example, lead to the loss of sales systems or to badly configured data. The problems don't stop in the computer room, either - they affect the whole of the business and the success of the merger/acquisition.Don't make a risky mistakeBusinesses and investors use due diligence reviews to ensure such deals do not have nasty hidden surprises. Many overlook the IT systems and services of the businesses they are acquiring, however, and push information risk management (IRM) professionals to the sidelines in the due diligence process. In a world of increasing cyber attacks and information security threats, this can be a very risky mistake to make.Product overviewReviewing IT in Due Diligence provides an ...