Field note · Carve-out
Mastering the art of IT carve-outs in M&A success
Separation planning, TSA discipline and Day 1 readiness, from the operator's seat.
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What executive teams should take from this
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TSA scope should be written in operating terms, not legal ones.
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Identity, tenancy and data ownership are the three levers that move Day 1.
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A carve-out that ends without a supportable operating model is unfinished.
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