Posts Tagged Valuation

Moneyball and the Flow-Through Entity Seller

December 13, 2011  |   Posted by :   |   Blog   |   0 Comment»



For those who haven’t read the book or seen the movie, Moneyball is a story of a baseball team seeking to compete by finding and exploiting market distortions in the valuation of players. Specifically, players producing high on-base percentages were ...

Vertical Focus Pays Off for Headstrong

April 6, 2011  |   Posted by :   |   Blog   |   0 Comment»



Last month, I wrote about the importance of services offering focus for optimizing enterprise value for technology consultancies.  Today saw a great example of the power of this concept, with the announcement that offshore BPO firm Genpact (NYSE: ...

If You Chase Two Rabbits, Both Will Escape

March 2, 2011  |   Posted by :   |   Blog   |   0 Comment»



This post forced itself upon me repeatedly during many late nights banging away at the keyboard (is there an equivalent phrase for the world of tablets/touch screens? Somehow, “touching and swiping the screen” doesn’t have the same effect) categorizing ...

The Most Important Business Quality Metric for Evaluating Consultancies

February 21, 2011  |   Posted by :   |   Blog   |   1 Comment»



I’ve spent a tremendous amount of time evaluating technology consulting businesses over the last 20 years and doing so involves examining a large number of qualitative and quantitative factors. These include things such as revenue, revenue growth rate, client ...

Enterprise Value vs. Equity Value: A Confusing Topic for Many Consultancy Owners

February 9, 2011  |   Posted by :   |   Blog   |   3 Comments»



One of the topics I will return to often on these virtual pages is that of how consultancies can increase enterprise value. But before starting down that road, I should clear up a common source of confusion by explaining ...