
ServiceNow Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) Market Update
Solganick has published its latest mergers and acquisitions update on the ServiceNow ecosystem, YTD 2026. It includes the latest acquisitions by ServiceNow, and recent partner transactions.

Solganick has published its latest mergers and acquisitions update on the ServiceNow ecosystem, YTD 2026. It includes the latest acquisitions by ServiceNow, and recent partner transactions.

Solganick & Co. has published its latest quarterly M&A update for the Healthcare IT industry sector for Q1 2021.

Akerna (Nasdaq: KERN) (“Akerna” or the “Company”), an enterprise software company, leading compliance technology provider, and developer of the cannabis industry’s first seed-to-sale enterprise resource planning (ERP) software technology (MJ Platform®), announced it has signed an agreement to acquire Viridian

Solganick & Co. was the exclusive advisor to Flagship Solutions Group in its merger with Data Storage Corporation.

December 24, 2020 – Solganick & Co. has issued its latest Healthcare IT M&A Update for Q3 2020. The complete report is available for download here: Solganick & Co. – Healthcare IT Q3 2020 – Final The following summarizes the

Solganick & Co. Software M&A Update Q3 2020 November 30, 2020 – Solganick & Co. has issued its latest software M&A update for Q3 2020. The report highlights current trends and transactions within the software sector. You can download the

Latest Healthcare IT M&A Report published by Solganick & Co.

October 27, 2020 – Los Angeles, CA – Aaron Solganick was recognized in Los Angeles Business Journals Most Influential Investment Banker’s list in Los Angeles for 2020. Aaron launched Solganick & Co. in 2009 to focus exclusively on software and
Solganick & Co. hires Sam DiSalvo to lead its Healthcare IT M&A team.

July 16, 2020 – Solganick & Co. issues its latest Healthcare IT M&A update for Q1 2020. As expected, Q1 took a nosedive in deals announced within the Healthcare IT sector. The following summarizes the report: Global M&A activity decreased