Buying a Fiber Network? Here's What You Actually Inherit
A practical look at the technical debt, non-normalized subscriber data, and mixed-vendor hardware inherited in an acquisition.
You inherited their hardware, their processes, and their data. You should not have to standardise all three before the deal starts paying for itself.
Every acquisition brings its own hardware, its own processes, and data nobody has normalized yet. The clock on the synergies you underwrote starts ticking before any of that is sorted out.
A practical look at the technical debt, non-normalized subscriber data, and mixed-vendor hardware inherited in an acquisition.
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