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Only three questions – our analytics reveals the break points in your M&A integration or transformation

People Impact Analytics® turns a simple three-question survey into a precise map of where your M&A integration or transformation is succeeding, failing, or even destroying value. It reveals the root causes of the human behaviors behind these outcomes. The insights highlight the actions needed to protect your investment by turning people from a risk into a driving force for change. The process is easy to run, repeat, and scale. Powered by AI, emotions, and science, this solution is created by NayaDaya Analytics Inc.

People Impact Analytics® in Two Minute Video

"NayaDaya Analytics quantifies employee commitment through targeted survey questions delivered via the target company’s existing employee survey tools. The process captures meaningful employee perception data while maintaining deal confidentiality and avoiding direct exposure to employees, providing insightful risk assessment without leaking deal information."

Forbes, Jennifer J. Fondrevay

Forbes Contributor (MA)

"People and culture issues are the most common reasons of failing integrations."

Deloitte

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"Mergers and acquisitions have the capability for immense value, but research demonstrates that 70%-90% of M&A fail or underperform."

EY

People Impact Analytics® is based on the patent-pending method and technology, owned by NayaDaya Analytics Inc. and filed under the Patent Cooperation Treaty in the European Patent Office with the application number PCT/FI2025/050087. People Impact Analytics® is a registered trademark owned by NayaDaya Analytics Inc. NayaDaya and the NayaDaya symbol are trademarks registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office. The NayaDaya symbol is a trademark registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, the Trademark Office of People's Republic of China, with the Trade Marks Registry of the Government of India, with the Japan Patent Office (JPO), and with the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO). The community design is registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office. 

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