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Monthly Buzz #24
February, 2004

Buy Out the Competition?

When looking to expand your business, consider buying out a competitor. Acquiring a new capability, technology or patent can be a sound reason to purchase a company. It may be a safer alternative to launching a new, untested offering. Not only has the product's success been proven in the market place, but the infrastructure, team and distribution channels can be transitioned into your own. In essence, you do not have to recreate the wheel.

Remember that a company’s greatest asset is their team. So if you are buying the rights to a product or service or buying the entire company, you should make sure to keep the sales team that serves those customers. Not only do they know the product/service best, but they have long-standing relationships with customers and have established loyalty. And that is priceless in today’s fickle marketplace.

If you are looking at ways to expand your business and would like to discuss possibilities, please call us.

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