We have extensive experience in assisting a wide variety of technology companies, including computer hardware, software, electronics, medical technology, and pharmaceutical companies.
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Representative Projects
- Calculated the lost profits related to alleged marketplace confusion after former employees of a biotechnology company started their own competing company.
- Analyzed the appropriateness of certain transactions under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles for a technology company where allegations had been raised against management under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The transactions involved the appropriateness of revenue recognition under various circumstances, including advertising barter, alleged circular transactions, related party transactions and revenues that were the subject of litigation. Also calculated damages suffered by the company as a result of excessive salaries, bonuses, restricted stock, stock options and other formulaic amounts paid to the executives involved, as well as legal fees and settlements costs.
- Assisted the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) to assess the viability of 44 different business models for introducing new top-level domains similar to .com, .net and .org. – Analyzed the potential market, the revenue model, the marketing plan and assessed the availability of resources to meet the plan.
- Performed competitive landscape analysis on behalf of a Fortune 500 information technology distributor for corporate strategy purposes. The market assessment analyzed the changes in the distribution patterns for various product categories and assessed this impact upon the client.