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Much has been written on how to combine the technology departments in mergers and acquisitions. This article serves to discuss the issues when companies break-up and joint IT must be separated. When companies grow through mergers and expansions into so many different businesses, there often comes a time that a particular subsidiary gets spun-off. As this new spin-off company begins to build its own organizational infrastructure, it typically leverages the IT of the parent for a period of time.
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