Technology Due Diligence
TechZecs Principals are practiced in assessing high-tech companies for technological success. Our Due Diligence studies include:
For High-Tech Hardware and Systems:

Technical Feasibility - Will the technology work?

Manufacturability - Can it be made in sufficient volumes?

Testing - What is their test process and how does it assure acceptable and reliable solutions?

Cost effectiveness - Can it be made cheaply enough?

Commercializability - Will the products fill a compelling need and sell?

Documentation - Can it be reproduced if the key people leave?

Outsourcability - Can it be outsourced for cost and logistics advantages?

New Product Introduction Processes - Are they effective and efficient?

IP - What is the state of IP? What are the barriers to competition?

Prototyping capabilities - Are they rapid and effective?

Inbound Marketing Processes - Can they define Market Requirements and Solution Requirements adequately?

Outbound Marketing Processes - How effective is the MarCom?

Sales Channel Strategy - How are they selling or planning to sell their solutions?

Engineering support and tools - Does the support plan work and match the Acquirer?

Supplier Management - How do they manage key suppliers and partners?

Parts processes - How do they qualify and manage commodities and components?

Delivery - What is their on-time delivery record? What goes wrong?

etc.
For Software and Internet Companies:

Value Proposition - Is it compelling?

Software Architecture - Who designs the process and where?

Coding - Where is it done? What is the Software Maturity?

Control - What tools and processes are used to control the code?

IP - What is the state of IP? What are the barriers to competition?

Quality - What are the debugging and QA processes? How is Quality assured?

User Interface - Is it SOTA and natural?

Platforms - What is the platform strategy? Open Source? WinTel? Mac?

Deployment - ASP or in-house server strategy? SaaS? B2B? etc.

etc.
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