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| Wednesday, January 6, 2010
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Where will 2010 take management consulting?
Top-Consultant.com’s management consultancy columnist, Mick James, looks back at the last decade in management consulting.
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What can Twitter do for consultants?
Social media is a fast changing field in which the number of people who claim to have expertise far outweighs the number of people who actually have it. As someone still finding his way, Malcolm Sleath from coaching consultancy 12boxes shares his own experience to date.
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Predictions for 2010 – what lies ahead for the UK consulting industry?
Many a great reputation has been tarnished over the years, attempting to predict what the future might hold.
So it’s with a degree of trepidation that I share my predictions for consulting industry developments in 2010. Clearly another major global shock could upset these projections quite considerably, but on our current trajectory I would foresee...
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CSC recognized for achievements in social business strategy
CSC has been honored with a "Community Adoption Award" at the JiveWorld09 Conference for the successful adoption of its internal business social networking initiative C3: Connect. Communicate. Collaborate.
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Two new directors join Board of TCS
Former Finance Secretary Vijay Kelkar joins as Independent Director; Ishaat Hussain, Finance Director of Tata Sons inducted to the Board.
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Ernst & Young voted best financial services risk management advisory business
Ernst & Young has been voted the best financial services risk management advisory business by over 300 operational risk and compliance professionals in this year’s OpRisk & Compliance magazine annual consultancy survey.
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| Thought Leadership |
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Scrooge can mess up your strategy… but Santa can make it work!
(Laura Stone - Stone+Company)
On the 12th day of Christmas, my consultant shared with me… 12 Scrooge-like waaaaays… to mess up my stra-a-te-gy!
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Global Roland Berger study on the automation industry: Low growth until 2015 – China developing into the key market
(Roland Berger Strategy Consultants)
China is already the biggest market for automation technology (8% annual growth), while hardly any growth has been seen in established markets like Germany, the US and Japan.
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