LogMeIn CIO: The Art of Integrating Acquisitions
LogMeIn has integrated 10 acquisitions and divested two business unit sales over the last five years. The company's CIO shares his secrets on how to do it successfully.
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LogMeIn has integrated 10 acquisitions and divested two business unit sales over the last five years. The company's CIO shares his secrets on how to do it successfully.
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Inspirational. i think what's interesting, apple did not do anything, paid $3.2 billion so that's a big deal. i think one of the things that is a problem, we're expecting constant wows in these companies and what's going on now is very important. the idea of planets are aligning, planet apple or google pretty much, that's the two of them and then there's different planets that go around them. i think that's what's happening. apple is really doubling down on it integration of all of the services flow through their devices. >> eco system and once you're in, there's a lot of incentive to not leav...
Sense. when we went into the break, we were talking with yaron brook about ayn rand and also vince flynn is here, author of "term limits." talking a little bit about fiction and how it can happen if you look at the correct data points. we were talking about what rand said and what your characters say and what happened in the "overton window," it's common sense. you said no, not exactly. >> yeah, it's ideas. it's common sense at the level but it's deeper than that. "atlas shrugged" is about fundamental foundational ideas. even the points you made earlier on the show, you said things are connect...
Sense. when we went into the break, we were talking with yaron brook about ayn rand and also vince flynn is here, author of "term limits." talking a little bit about fiction and how it can happen if you look at the correct data points. we were talking about what rand said and what your characters say and what happened in the "overton window," it's common sense. you said no, not exactly. >> yeah, it's ideas. it's common sense at the level but it's deeper than that. "atlas shrugged" is about fundamental foundational ideas. even the points you made earlier on the show, you said things are connect...