Tidestone Solutions, an award-winning Microsoft Dynamics ERP consulting firm since 1995, recently sold its Dynamics ERP practice with the help of RoseBiz Inc.’s consulting services for Mergers and Acquisitions.
How is the Coronavirus outbreak affecting M&A activity in the Partner Channel?
With a plethora of data and surveys out in the marketplace regarding the economy and how the Coronavirus will affect the stock market and future company valuations, it’s hard to really understand how this will impact technology partners, after all, most surveys are not targeted to channel partners. Ernst Young published a survey
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Kraft MS Dynamics ERP Practice Gets Acquired with Help from RoseBiz M&A Advisor Services
Kraft MS Dynamics ERP Practice Gets Acquired with Help from RoseBiz M&A Advisor Services. Whether you are trying to sell your company now, or in the near-future, RoseBiz Inc., can help you prepare your business to get the highest valuation possible when you’re ready to sell.
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Why Sell? Business is Good, Let the Good Times Roll
Why sell a business now? The economy is hot today, but selling a business can take about three years. Selling today might help you let the good times roll in the future. Don’t wait until the next recession to sell or you may find your self selling at an economic low point. While predictions for 2020 and 2021 are rosy, no one is really predicting beyond that.
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Financial vs. Strategic buyers – which one is right for you?
As you contemplate selling your company, understanding the key difference between Strategic and Financial buyers early on can help you determine which buyer is more aligned to your goals and which buyer will best meet your long-term objectives.
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The importance of understanding “Adjusted EBITDA”: Selling a Microsoft Tech Company Part III
If you are a business owner, I’m sure you are familiar with EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization). This is considered the traditional valuation method that measures a company’s historical cash flow generation. Usually a multiple (depending on the type of company) of this number is used to value a company – anywhere from 3x …