Business as usual
"Ranadivé says it is business as usual for the company and customers won't notice any change."
Certainly is BAU in the ERP sector. The model is:
1. Build basic ERP, recruit customers
2. Acquire other firms to extend basic capabilities
3. Go private, so PE managers can pillage the company and "improve" the financials
4. Sell out to Oracle or SAP (or Infor, who one day want to sell out to Oracle or SAP).
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Customers certainly won't notice any difference, in that their bills will continue to rise, supplier flexibility decline, and employees will (as ever) fear the thin whoosh of the scythe.