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Written by Aaron Newman May 13, 2020 | FEDSCOOP As government agencies at all levels continue to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic and its devastating repercussions, we should remember the warning in a 2013 commentary by technology thought leader Jon Dittmer: “Organizations that fail to modernize will become unresponsive to customer and constituent needs, and they will ultimately not be competitive in the marketplace.
Building off last yearâs M&A frenzy, the health-care industry continues to experience high levels of transaction activity as a result of readily available capital and shifting market dynamics. Through June 2019, total announced/closed transactions reached over 586 deals, compared to 530 at this point last year.
March madness is over for college basketball fans, but itâs just the beginning of a fast-paced year for health-care M&A activity. At the current pace, deal activity is projected to eclipse over 1,200 deals by the end of 2019 (compared to 1,059 deals in 2018). With over 317 deals announced or closed year-to-date (through the end of March), we may very well see a record setting year for health-care deals.
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