Creating a Repeatable Knowledge Transfer Process.
Problem Statements and Objectives.
Transfer knowledge play requirements.
Knowledge Transfer and Kickoff Play Steps.
The benefits of each step in the knowledge transfer process.
Q & A with Aaron Whiting.
M&A integration leaders seeking ways to improve overall integration processes, while creating repeatable steps.
Aaron Whiting is the Corporate Development and Acquisition Integration Director at insightsoftware. He has over a decade of experience with scoping, designing, and quarterbacking the delivery of solutions to the end-user through various roles and focuses. Though passionate about streamlining business process through the use of technology, he focuses on the end-user experience and seeks to fully understand the end-user problem before designing and prescribing a solution.
Upon completing this course, you will receive a badge for "Transferring Knowledge Post Close".
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