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Generally, when private equity takes over software, it's a matter of doing the bare minimum to keep revenues stable while reducing costs. So very little ongoing
by cheez 7y ago
Generally, when private equity takes over software, it's a matter of doing the bare minimum to keep revenues stable while reducing costs. So very little ongoing development will be happening.
- Fronzie 7y agoStrip the company into pieces and sell those is another option, that's what KKR did with NXP. NXP is now again healthy, but that's thanks to a CFO who pulled all sorts of tricks to reduce the huge debt that KKR put on NXP.