Stefan Priebsch explains quality goals for software architecture

Due Diligence

Software and systems can be extremely valuable assets for a company. But every system also carries risks: are there technical risks such as obsolete and no longer supported components, are there legal risks related to intellectual property or licences, are there acutely exploitable or possible security vulnerabilities?

Especially in the context of mergers and acquisitions, opportunities and risks must be identified and objectively assessed. We translate technical complexity into the answers needed for valuation, negotiation, and the decision to invest.

Discrete, focused, and traceable

After clarifying the transaction, questions, and available material, we examine source code, architecture, dependencies, development and operational capability, and relevant licensing and security risks. We also conduct focused interviews with the responsible people.

You receive a confidential report with evidence-backed findings, red flags, prioritized risks, and an executive summary. Optionally, we turn the results into a technical 100-day plan after closing.

With the support of thePHP.cc we were able to make a calculated decision for our in-house development.

Malte Polzin, CEO, Brack Electronics

We usually conduct due diligence reviews remotely. Confidentiality is guaranteed, and we communicate potential conflicts of interest clearly and in advance.

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