Yeah, Ingram had revenues of 46B last year, safe to say they're pretty large. You're right in that they won't want separate accounting systems, but their billing manager was in our office and based on her observations it won't be a simple matter of loading up a new module in SAP to integrate our stuff into theirs, it will be a pretty big job. That alone gives me a bit of security as they will need my help for the transition/integration period at the least. If I can make a good impression in that time then who knows, might lead to something with them.In my experience, the acquiring firm will not want separate accounting programs (or any, really) from their global structure. If they are large enough to do a buy out for another company, it's usually a fair assumption they have their own practices in place that you will assimilate into, not the other way around. Hopefully you don't lose your job because of any of that though, because that's shitty.
If I do lose my job, at least the unemployment in Switzerland is pretty great, I would get 70% of my normal salary for 12 months after losing my job, so that takes some of the pressure off at least.