Motaz Agamawi

05 Jan

Merger and Acquisition @ a Glance

Simply the main idea about both mergers and acquisitions is to increase the performance, one plus one makes three. This equation is simply simplifying the target behind a merger or an acquisition between two companies. The idea behind is creating value

05 Jan

Valuation Techniques @ a Glance

Company valuation is always a very important part in closing either a merger or an acquisition deal, especially when it comes to high-tech companies and in particular when a small or a medium size company is involved in the

05 Jan

M and A The Effect of Venture Capitals

Let’s confer with the effect of merger and acquisition on venture capitals in the high-tech markets. The uncertain nature of technological innovation and a potential misunderstanding of the complexities of high tech operations can lead to much speculation about

05 Jan

M and A History @ a Glance

On the national level, there are more than one case for a wave of merger and acquisitions mainly in the USA and UK. At the turn of the twenties century the United States have witnessed the largest manufacturing mergers

05 Jan

Mount Everest Entrepreneur, The Challenge

The journey is illustrated using the “entrepreneurship funnel” analogy. These challenges start with the selection of individuals who have the right skills necessary for successful entrepreneurship and creating the right team with complementary skills. Equally challenging is the selection of worthwhile

05 Jan

Innovation 101: What is Innovation?

Distinction Between Creativity, Invention & Innovation by Motaz AGAMAWI, http://www.linkedin.com/in/magamawi is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Based on a work at “Customized management of technology” book, by Tarek Khalil, 2000, McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permissions beyond the scope of this

05 Jan

Why an Organization is Innovative?

Technology and Its Proper Management is What Creates Wealth for Nations, Enterprises and Individuals. Business competitiveness is no longer a matter of choice but a matter of survival in a global marketplace.