Integration Plan
A strategy for combining the acquired company�s operations with those of the acquiring company, focusing on achieving synergies and minimizing disruptions.
Implications
A detailed roadmap for combining two or more companies, business units, or systems into a cohesive and functional entity, often used in mergers, acquisitions, and large-scale IT projects to ensure a smooth and effective integration process.
Example
Example: After acquiring a smaller competitor, a tech firm develops an integration plan that outlines how to combine sales teams, unify IT systems, and align marketing strategies, ensuring a seamless transition and maximizing the value of the acquisition.
Related Terms
Different from a project plan, which might focus on executing specific tasks, an integration plan is specifically aimed at bringing together different entities into a unified whole.