Case study
IT Carve-Out Project
Drove separation planning for applications, infrastructure, vendors, and operating support across TSA milestones.
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Fortune 500 divestiture
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TSA exit roadmap
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Vendor transition control
Sterling Integration Partners led the technology separation strategy for a large enterprise divestiture involving a Fortune 500 organization. The engagement required detailed separation planning across enterprise applications, infrastructure, vendors, and operational technology environments to ensure the carved-out entity could operate independently.
Our work included defining the TSA exit roadmap, coordinating vendor transition activities, and managing the separation of shared technology services. By establishing structured milestones and separation governance, the organization successfully transitioned critical systems and infrastructure while maintaining operational stability and meeting TSA timelines.
What was managed
- Mapped separation scope across applications, infrastructure, vendors, support teams, service dependencies, and commercial TSA obligations.
- Built an exit roadmap that turned stranded services and technology dependencies into sequenced workplans with accountable owners.
- Maintained leadership visibility around deadline risk, service continuity, vendor readiness, and transition cost exposure.

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