After a successful M&A closure, you are now the proud owner of a rising business. Keep in mind that the first month of owning your business is one of the most important months.

The due diligence process can either make or break a good relationship between the buyer and seller. If one party performs due diligence properly, then the relationship is sustained and both parties walk out with a successfully closed deal. Be sure to keep a close eye on these five important aspects of the due diligence process to ensure your buyer or seller is delivering on their word. 

Given the important role that IT plays in most businesses these days, it is important to know the key areas to watch for when entering a merger or acquisition. We continue our tips on how to avoid IT headaches during a merger with three more important areas to keep an eye on.