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Technology Due Diligence
Technology risk in a transaction is usually structural, not incidental.
Principally
- Architecture and infrastructure assessment
- Scalability review against the investment thesis
- Resilience, continuity and concentration risk
Consider this engagement when
- An acquisition depends on technology scaling well beyond current volume.
- The target's architecture has never been reviewed by an independent party.
- Post-completion integration cost needs to be understood before signing.
Why this work mattersClose
Diligence that stops at an inventory and a headcount misses what matters. The material questions are whether the architecture scales to the plan being underwritten, what the estate genuinely costs to run, which dependencies sit with a single supplier or a single person, and what remediation will need funding in the first two years.
We assess those questions on transaction timelines and report in terms an investment committee can act on: rated risk, the remediation to fund, and the conditions under which the plan holds.
Typical outputs
- Technology diligence report with risk ratings
- Remediation plan with indicative cost and sequence
- Scalability assessment against the growth case
- Integration or separation considerations
Capabilities
- Architecture and infrastructure assessment
- Scalability review against the investment thesis
- Resilience, continuity and concentration risk
- Technology debt identification and costing
- Vendor, contract and licensing exposure
- Security and compliance posture review
- Post-acquisition integration assessment
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