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Digital advisory & IT consulting
Mastering digitalisation together
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Operational Advisory
Solidifying and supporting transformation
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Deal Advisory
We’ll advise you on national and international transactions
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Valuation & economic and dispute advisory
We’ll value your business fairly and realistically
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Debt advisory & treasury services
Funding and treasury consulting to the client’s advantage
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Tax for businesses
Because your business – national or international – deserves better tax advice.
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Tax for financial institutions
Financial services tax – for banks, asset managers and insurance companies
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Global mobility services
Avoid double taxation – and minimise costs
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Employment law
Representation for businesses
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Commercial & distribution
Making purchasing and distribution legally water-tight.
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Inheritance and succession
Don’t leave the future to chance.
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Financial Services | Legal
Your Growth, Our Commitment.
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Business legal
Doing business successfully by optimally structuring companies
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Real estate law
We cover everything on the real estate sector, the hotel industry, and the law governing construction and architects, condominium ownership, and letting and renting.
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IT, IP and data protection
IT security and digital innovations
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Mergers & acquisitions (M&A)
Your one-stop service provider focusing on M&A transactions
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International business
Our country expertise
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Entering the German market
Your reliable partners.
Implementing a new IT system poses the challenge to companies of what to do with the old system being replaced. There’s often not time or motivation to spare to take care of the previous system, although this is crucial to fulfil legal requirements and also to save costs.
In defining the technical requirements, a process-based approach has proved itself. The following questions should be answered here:
- Which processes still have to be run using the old system?
- What are the relevant cases that apply?
- Who should retain access to the old system (read/write)?
- Which interfaces (internal and external) must still be maintained, and which don’t have to be?
- Are there any changes to requirements to data security and data protection?
From these technical requirements, various scenarios can be extrapolated as solutions. As a rule, a cost-benefit analysis is a good basis for decisions.
Contracts with service providers (e.g. support suppliers, IT infrastructure providers or even providers of the entire application) often represent an enormous potential for savings. This above all depends on the licence model and the servicing packet agreed (service level agreement).
To deal with old systems successfully, it is recommended setting up a project with an appropriate structure. To ensure that the project is successful experienced project management is crucial.