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Divestitures & Separations
Turn carve-out complexity into an executable separation model.

Establish the in-scope technology baseline, expose shared dependencies and coordinate the decisions, interim services and execution required to separate the business safely.

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One connected operating model brings transaction facts, decisions, execution and evidence together.

The execution challenge

A legal perimeter does not create an operationally separable business.

Applications, infrastructure, identity, data, sites, contracts and support models frequently remain shared long after transaction scope is defined. Teams need one governed view of what belongs to the business, what it depends on and how continuity will be protected while those dependencies are removed.

What must be controlled

Connect the operating detail behind the outcome.

  • Carve-out scope and inventory ownership
  • Shared technology and cross-workstream dependencies
  • Day 1 continuity and exception decisions
  • TSA requirements and interim operating arrangements
The operating approach

Move from fragmented activity to governed execution.

01

Establish the carve-out baseline

Reconcile applications, infrastructure, users, sites, data and commercial records into a governed transaction scope.

02

Expose separation dependencies

Connect shared services, technology relationships, contracts and operational ownership before plans rely on incomplete assumptions.

03

Protect Day 1 continuity

Coordinate cutover, access, interim services, readiness criteria and accountable exceptions around business outcomes.

04

Define separation ownership and handoffs

Assign seller and buyer responsibilities, interim support needs and accountable handoffs required to execute the separation.

Expected outcomes

What changes when the work is connected.

  • A defensible carve-out technology baseline
  • Earlier visibility into shared dependencies
  • Coordinated continuity through legal close
  • A controlled path from separation to independence

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We’ll focus the conversation on your operating model, immediate priorities and execution pressure.