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  Thursday, 29th May, 2008 |
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Slowdown in UK consulting growth reported
It’s official – the UK consulting industry is no longer booming at the growth rates seen in 2005 and 2006. Growth slowed to 10% in 2007 and is expected to dip further in 2008; but rather than facing a dot-com style crash, the industry will instead experience a period of subdued growth for the next 1-2 years.
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Can HP turn risk into opportunity?
There's been a curiously muted reaction to HP's acquisition of EDS. The main fall-out so far has been from investors, who responded to the $13bn deal by knocking $12bn off HP's market cap. What's their problem? HP has now created a laptops-to-outsourcing IT and services behemoth to rival IBM. Ah. I see what they mean.
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No time for theory
Consultants are often hired because their personal qualities and approach make up for something lacking in the client, but that difference can make communication difficult and lead to friction. Malcolm Sleath suggests that by modifying their approach to match the values and priorities of the client, consultants can maintain their integrity and enhance the value of their contribution.
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