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So ISG bought Alsbridge. That happened (Horses for Sources)
LLR Partners the seller. Price was $74 million in cash, stock & notes. LLR invested in Alsbridge in January 2013, don't know how much it paid.

Phil Fersht
| Posted Dec 02, 2016 07:10 AM | Permalink Reply
@Pete - good to hear from you! The whole services industry is struggling to remain relevant. You have to credit Alsbridge with being the first advisor to make the push into RPA and how quickly (and efficiently) they grew their business since the LLR acquisition in 2013. If ISG can get this right, they could be well positioned to stay ahead of the curve at a time when many others are slipping behind... a hard task, but not impossible,

- See more at: http://www.horsesforsources.com/alsbridge-ISG_120216?sthash.42Q76m9j.mjjo#sthash.42Q76m9j.NbRyneB0.dpuf



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