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To make the bullet points parallel, I started them all with adjectives: Disjointed, numerous, outdated, high, poor, low, and minimal.

BEFORE
BUSINESS CHALLENGES
The company faced challenges such as:
·       Manufacturing setup with disjointed IT systems
·       Multi-vendor model led to integration issues
·       Outdated service management processes and tools
·       High Total Cost of Ownership of IT systems
·       Synergies not realized with parent company
·       Higher time to market giving away competitive edge
·       Lack of SOPs and minimal automation
AFTER
BUSINESS CHALLENGES
The company faced challenges such as:
·       Disjointed IT systems
·       Numerous Integration issues due to multi-vendor model
·       Outdated service management processes and tools
·       High Total Cost of Ownership of IT systems
·       Poor synergy with parent company
·       High time to market, leading to loss of competitive edge
·       Low numberof SOPs[AL1] 
·       Minimal automation






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