How A $3B Multinational Company Integrated 40+ Mergers and Acquisitions [M&A Integration Case Study]

Experts estimate that a majority of merger and acquisitions fail. M&A integration is one of the most common and most misunderstood challenges for high-growth companies.
This video provides a case study of a successful merger and acquisition integration - a $3B global manufacturing and distribution company that had grown through a number of large acquisitions over the years. The company had disparate systems and business processes, so our team helped define a digital transformation strategy to help ingrate the various companies' people, processes, and technologies.
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[@udayansatyarth7011]

Thanks for your efforts to create this content... It was very helpful!!

[@mikeborsos8621]

Thank you for this case study. In particular, the analyses leading to highlight processes and design differences in the respective "business silos" was interesting. It shows that post merger integrations is more than just a simple technical alignment.

[@AlgoTradingCenter]

What an incredible and valuable video that should be cherished by all investment bankers for years to come. Many thanks for sharing.

[@erickimberling]

Thank you for watching!

[@BjornFrische-ze5dv]

Loved It!!!

[@manashimoulik2952]

You are helping a lot to think more strategically than just executing through status and metrics. Looking forward to more such insights as usual...

[@prestonthomas5399]

I work for a company just like this but much bigger. I’m the sole functional lead for one of the 100 million dollar businesses. Also other groups in my division are on outside ERPs so everything I do is through the shared services ERP team. Honestly it’s terrible. Everything becomes about politics. I’m responsible for endless projects that have to go through the shared services team but they are masters at rejecting projects or just pushing you off, then I have to go back to leadership and attempt to explain why I can’t get things done or where they are in this insane matrix. I’m responsible but have no control. Lessened learned as I would never take this type of role again. Sorry for rant just my experience but I appreciate the content and follow your content. The experience on the ground is a frustrating one but thank you

[@manashimoulik2952]

I empathize with you and can understand the politics between business and IT. Trust me it is everywhere and probably we need to try to get business sponsor by our side toive ahead.

[@rmadhiwalla]

Great. It covered in short time the aspects of mergers and acquisitions which need to be focussed.

[@bethjose-mutoc3248]

Thank you for this Eric, it helps a lot.