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Enabling a holding company’s divestiture by taking four reliant business units and equipping them with autonomy and independence.
Challenge
Carving out four new, standalone companies
The four business units and approximately 350 end users were geographically dispersed around the world. Although they operated independently, they shared centralized services and resources with their parent company. As a result, these entities struggled with inefficiency and solutions that didn’t always meet their specific needs.
Each business unit needed the ability to operate without reliance on their parent company. Until this project, none of the entities managed their own finances, procurement, human resources, data, or IT infrastructure. Some had their own offices, while others shared space and needed to secure new places in which to conduct business.
For a successful divestiture process, the four business units needed to be built from the ground up as four new companies. Each required a roadmap for new system implementation and data migration that would allow it to function separately from its parent company. The company engaged Resultant to develop roadmaps and execute the plans for all four entities.

Solution
