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There are certain benefits that derived from the merger, which would also boost the operations and financial performance of the organization.

A merger is a partial or total combination of two separate business firms and forming of a new one. There are predominantly two kinds of mergers: partial and complete. Partial merger usually involves the combination of joint ventures and inter-corporate stock purchases. Complete mergers are results in blending of identities and the creation of a single succeeding firm. (Hicks, 2012, p 491). Mergers in the healthcare sector, particularly horizontal hospital mergers wherein two or more hospitals merge into a single corporation, are increasing both in frequency and importance. (Gaughan, 2002). This paper is an attempt to study the impact of the merger of two competing healthcare organization and will also attempt to propose appropriate

When companies combine/merge the whole objective is to gain new opportunities, gain market share, grow the business, to become more innovative and to improve product offerings, utilizing/sharing the existing resources and data. From the case

They broke the most basic rule in business "Never let your personal feelings interfere with your business "A customer may not always be right but, they are still a customer"

Market price per share: should be bigger or equal after the merger, which often is not the case.

We believed that our customers would enjoy the peace of mind to continue working with the company they knew and trusted but now they gain experienced individuals who will be able to take their social media campaigns to new levels faster than we could have done on our own.

There are many companies and organizations that work in a similar manner and in a similar industry. Given the opportunity, merging alike organizations could lead to a prosperous economic effect. Without mergers many of the most well known brands and companies won’t be where they are today.

My job was to play a role of CEO for Starshine (SS). I had the option to either merge with Bel Vino (BV) or to be acquired by International Beverage (IB). A merger between SS and BV will benefit both companies. For SS, the potential sources of value added that would occur through a merger with BV are increase in domestic revenue by $30 to $35 million per year, opportunities for savings in the marketing costs of $5 to $8 million and finally reduction in SG&A (Selling, General and Administrative expenses) by about $500,000 per year. For BV, the potential sources of value added that would occur through a merger with SS are increase in domestic revenue by $25 million to $50 million per year and reduce Bel Vino’s sales force by 35 positions which in return they save $4.5 to $6 million per year.

An answer for the issue would be training of the Genaflek advisors. A mentor/educator for social media can come on site. This would be exorbitant; however over the long haul this would give RPZ Marketing leeway. The organization would not just have the long haul security of Genaflek specialists, yet will have all advisors in the organization ready to give the customers the marketing they ask.

Post-merger integration work is difficult, political, and often driven by teams that still have day jobs. Budgets are undefined, executive leadership is not clear beyond the C-level, no plans exist, and no one has done it before. Companies are willing to spend money on due diligence ahead of signing the papers, but do not always follow through to ensure that targets are met. In many cases, integration team members are plucked from the “operate and maintain” staff, and either cannot see or do not share the strategic vision of the “design and build” dealmakers. Companies that thrive from mergers do eight things (at least) correctly: Have a Plan, Communicate, and Measure Results, Dedicate the Team, Automate, Plan for Turnover, Focus on Business

As manager of Stanley Black & Decker estimated, it was expected to save $350 million annually over three years if those above synergy would actually work in practice. The company can get cost saving in distribution network consolidation, materials spending, transportation cost and management. These, of course, were no sure thing; achieving them depended entirely on management making them happen. The manager might face the lots of cost synergies risk in operation after merger. First of all, because of different manufacturing modal and distribution channel, the cost of consolidation in reality may be cost much than estimate or the consolidation consequence is not very perfect due to both original companies had already established a maturity product line in long history. Secondly, although the merger would bring huge economic scale advantage and marketing gains to new combined firm, the Stanley Black & Decker has to face other fierce competitions in this industries and even the alliance of other competition in term of purchasing materials and sales in order to against the merger of Stanley Works and Black & Decker. What’s more, as we can see in the Exhibit 1, the business and regional consolidation

Abernethy and Chapman are desirable because they have a steady clientele and continue to generate revenues leaving them with a net income that is favorable. Often companies will merge with another company in an effort to avoid bankruptcy, consolidate services, or expand. Over the years, we’ve seen many big-name firms merge with others. Acquisitions and mergers are becoming a trend due to the number of partner retirements and the lack of succession plans. (Sinkin and Putney, 2013) Firms such as Abernethy and Chapman might agree to an acquisition because it is often the most cost-effective way for them to increase cash flow and continue to be successful. Mergers can either be a success or a failure. When you merge organizations, you are also merging personalities which can often lead to conflict; however, merging the different levels of expertise could be beneficial to a firm. Ultimately, I believe that merging firms will create

All the techniques assisted in following the decision making steps including measuring the impact which is easily forgotten. It is very important to ensure our decision was effective and if it was not. Understanding why the decision was not effective and re evaluating the alternatives and the issues that come into play will help us identify what was missed or overlooked so the problem can get fixed. This also helps ensure the same mistakes are minimized, if not identified so the same issues do not reoccur and something can be learned for the future.

In addition, improvement in operation efficiency is foreseeable. The merger would eliminate overlapping corporate functions such as information system management, inventory management and etc. Also, the improvements in procurement and reductions in SKU would also create savings. In total, we estimate those effects would save 575M.

Reckitt Benckiser is a British global consumer goods company, making and marketing home, health and personal care products. Headquartered in Slough, near London, UK, it has operations in over 60 countries, including 42 manufacturing facilities, and sales in nearly 200countries. RB is ranked 6th in the 2008 European Business Week 50, the magazine's annual ranking of the best performing companies within the S&P European 350.The company's strategy is to have a highly focused portfolio concentrating on its 17 most profitable brands, which were