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This 20 page paper considers how any CEO of a company wishing to create value may look to accounting measure for indication of how t create value and how to measure it. The paper looks at the IT industry and uses Hewlett Packard as an example, by looking at it prior to the merger with Compaq and after the merger with Compaq. Tools examined include the use of net Present Value (NPV), Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and the use of different ratios. The bibliography cites 15 sources.
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20 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEvalmeas.rtf
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at this strategy, and an assumption that the company will be able to find suitable targets for merger and acquisition we need to consider how the value can be measured
win hw it will emerge in terms of the final accounting measures. To consider this we can look at the IT industry with a sector dominated by companies such as
IBM and Microsoft as well as the well known merger between Hewlett Packard and Compaq. The paper will look at the different aspects of the assessment and value creation and
then use Hewlett Packard as an example as this has recently undergone a merge, looking at the pre and post merger position. The IT industry is one where there
have been many changes, there has been a maturity of the industry reach, and as such the drivers have been factors such as access to distribution channels as well as
the ability to keep down costs. In looking at how value may be indicates we need to look at how any potential merger may be considered. When using these it
is fair to argue that these tools were probability used by Hewlett Packard when assessing the potential merger with Compaq, to understand the values that may be gained. If they
were not then these were tools which could have been used. The first tool that can be used so assess value and
to determine which is the best course of action to take is the tool of net present value. In many ways this is actually an acid test approach. Its financial
basis is to discount the future value money invested, and the returns it will create and discount it to todays rates of returns, allowing for inflation in order to compare
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