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Software Technology Due Diligence

Do you invest in software companies? Are you an M&A attorney? A lender? A business development manager? You need to be certain that the software assets that you are investing in do not come with potentially disastrous copyright, patent, ownership, or maintenance problems. I use a unique methodology to uncover software intellectual property problems before you close your transaction.

Because in this market, you can't afford unnecessary risk.

Software Due Diligence
Tip of the Day

19 November 2008

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From Reducing Investment Risk with Software Technology Due Diligence, © 2003 Charles Mills.

 

Key Benefits

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Make certain that you are really getting clear title to what you think you are buying.

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Software is fraught with unforeseen problems. Make certain that you will not have problems with unavailable environments, unsupported components, or incompatible developers.

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Avoid intellectual property problems down the road.

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Work with a professional who has actually managed a successful software company, executed a successful exit strategy, and actively worked in software company acquisitions.

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Hands-on experience with software development issues from the mainframe to the web, from compilers to copyrights, from personalities to intellectual property.

 


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Due Diligence for Investments in Software

 

 


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Reducing Investment Risk with Software Technology Due Diligence

 

© Copyright 2003 Charles Mills