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    According to a definition, "A due diligence checklist is a tool used by investors, business owners, and consultants in analyzing a company or organization that they’re acquiring through either a sale, merger or other methods." Broadly speaking, a due diligence checklist is considered as an organizedRead more

    According to a definition, “A due diligence checklist is a tool used by investors, business owners, and consultants in analyzing a company or organization that they’re acquiring through either a sale, merger or other methods.” Broadly speaking, a due diligence checklist is considered as an organized way to analyze a target company that you are acquiring through sale, merger, or another method. With this checklist, you would be able to figure out about a company’s assets, liabilities, contracts, benefits, and potential problems. Due diligence checklists are generally arranged in a basic format. Although these formats can be changed to fit different industries.

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    Majorly you would perform due diligence which is a kind of investigation, when you are entering into a transaction with some other party. It is typically more important for the buyer than the seller. If you are a buyer, you would conduct your due diligence before the transaction is finalized to veriRead more

    Majorly you would perform due diligence which is a kind of investigation, when you are entering into a transaction with some other party. It is typically more important for the buyer than the seller. If you are a buyer, you would conduct your due diligence before the transaction is finalized to verify if the acquisition is worth it. Hence before signing off the deal, performing a due diligence is the best way for you to assess the value of a business and the risks associated with buying it.

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    Due diligence is a kind of investigation which is done before entering into a transaction with some other party to check the facts. The purpose of due diligence or this investigation is to protect both parties, although primarily the purchaser. It can help to reveal the potential liabilities and finRead more

    Due diligence is a kind of investigation which is done before entering into a transaction with some other party to check the facts. The purpose of due diligence or this investigation is to protect both parties, although primarily the purchaser. It can help to reveal the potential liabilities and financial matters, just to make sure that nothing is hidden. Its basic aim is to check the valuation of assets and liabilities, assess the risks within a business, and identify areas for further investigation.

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    According to a definition due diligence is , "a comprehensive appraisal of a business undertaken by a prospective buyer, especially to establish its assets and liabilities and evaluate its commercial potential." Simply speaking we can say that, due diligence can be referred to as an investigation, aRead more

    According to a definition due diligence is , “a comprehensive appraisal of a business undertaken by a prospective buyer, especially to establish its assets and liabilities and evaluate its commercial potential.” Simply speaking we can say that, due diligence can be referred to as an investigation, audit, or review which is performed to confirm the true facts of a matter that is under consideration. Specifically, in the financial world, due diligence means an examination of financial records before entering into a proposed transaction with some another party.

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    According to a definition, "Critical Factor Analysis (CFA) is presented as an exploratory general model for uniting the sciences and the humanities through identification and use of critical factors common to both. Two primary and eight subordinate critical factors, with corresponding principles, arRead more

    According to a definition, “Critical Factor Analysis (CFA) is presented as an exploratory general model for uniting the sciences and the humanities through identification and use of critical factors common to both. Two primary and eight subordinate critical factors, with corresponding principles, are identified and placed in a model that can be used for prediction, analysis, and design of systems.” Basically, critical factor analysis is used to analyse the past process executions to identify the main factors determining specific process behaviors which is done with respect to the process metrics.

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    Critically success factors are major elements of a business' operations that are important to its long-term success. It will help you determine what really matters for you to achieve your desired goal, it sets you in the right direction and helps you to avoid unnecessary efforts. As it sets clarity,Read more

    Critically success factors are major elements of a business’ operations that are important to its long-term success. It will help you determine what really matters for you to achieve your desired goal, it sets you in the right direction and helps you to avoid unnecessary efforts. As it sets clarity, these factors help everyone in the team to know exactly what’s most important. This helps people perform their own work in the right context and so pull together towards the same overall goals.

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    Hey Manushree, its not very difficult to find the critical success factors of your company or organization or simply your team. Firstly, you need to bring together and determine the team that will be working with the CSFs. You can make it easy by establishing your organization's mission and strategiRead more

    Hey Manushree, its not very difficult to find the critical success factors of your company or organization or simply your team. Firstly, you need to bring together and determine the team that will be working with the CSFs. You can make it easy by establishing your organization’s mission and strategic goals. Then ask employees to submit their ideas or give feedback on the same. Once you get the feedback start using multiple frameworks to examine the key elements of your long-term goals. These factors like OAS statement, SWOT analysis etc. are important in helping you define and determine your business’s critical success factors. After using these frameworks get clear with determining which factors are key in achieving your long-term organizational plan. Lastly, Implement your company-wide strategic plan with your critical success factors in mind and yes make sure you have a strong plan to communicate them.

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    According to a definition on Wikipedia, "Critical success factor is a management term for an element that is necessary for an organization or project to achieve its mission. To achieve their goals they need to be aware about each key success factor and the variations between the keys and the differeRead more

    According to a definition on Wikipedia, “Critical success factor is a management term for an element that is necessary for an organization or project to achieve its mission. To achieve their goals they need to be aware about each key success factor and the variations between the keys and the different roles key result area.” Broadly speaking, critical success factors are also called key results areas. So, these are the areas of your business or project that are important to its success. Identifying and communicating these factors in your organization helps to ensure that your business or project is focused on its aims and objectives.

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    There are many ways to stop or fight a hostile takeover. Starting with, Poison Pill Defense. It is a powerful tool which is a distribution to the target’s shareholders of the rights to purchase shares of the target or the merging acquirer at a substantially reduced price. A company can also go for sRead more

    There are many ways to stop or fight a hostile takeover. Starting with, Poison Pill Defense. It is a powerful tool which is a distribution to the target’s shareholders of the rights to purchase shares of the target or the merging acquirer at a substantially reduced price. A company can also go for stock repurchase which is a purchase by the target of its own-issued shares from its shareholders. Next there is Staggered Board Defense. In this a company might segregate its board of directors into different groups and only put a handful up for re-election at any one meeting. Another way is White Knight Defense, it is a strategic merger that does not involve a change of control and relieves the target’s management of the responsibility to seek the best price available. There are many other ways you can try like Pacman, lockups, Greenmail Defense etc.

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    There is no one particular reason as to why this occur but we can say that this is like any takeover, just that it is opposed by the target company. A hostile takeover bid occurs when an entity attempts to take control of a publicly traded company without the consent or cooperation of the target comRead more

    There is no one particular reason as to why this occur but we can say that this is like any takeover, just that it is opposed by the target company. A hostile takeover bid occurs when an entity attempts to take control of a publicly traded company without the consent or cooperation of the target company’s board of directors. Since the board won’t give its approval, various other tactics like a tender offer or proxy fight may be adopted. Such an acquisition can take place by a company because it wants access to its distribution channels, customer base, brand name, or technology.

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