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Thursday, 17th January, 2008 |
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Will any business model yield results in 2008?
Our management consultancy columnist, Mick James, this week talks to Tim Richardson, Managing Director of The Consultancy Company, about how he plans to move his company forward in 2008.
One of the themes of these columns over the last couple of years has been the incredible range of business models that have showed up in consultancy and the various ways they have coped with growth.
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KPMG: Globalization forces companies to re-examine international assignment programs
Globalization is forcing companies to re-examine their international assignment programs, as companies increasingly find these programs are too costly and time consuming to administer, according to the results of KPMG's 2007 Global Assignment Policies and Practices Survey, conducted by the International Executive Services practice of KPMG LLP, the audit, tax and advisory firm. Short-term assignments (STAs) also are increasing as companies are taking a more global approach to doing business.
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