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|  Wednesday, July 22, 2009
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Management buyout for BearingPoint EMEA
BearingPoint signs definitive agreement with European management team for sale of Europe, Middle East and Africa practice.
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Sustainability should be a top priority for financial sector consultancy
Our management consultancy columnist, Mick James, this week makes the case that management consultants can be ethical agents of change in the financial sector.
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How to sell the sizzle
Many consultants are looking to medium-sized enterprises for new business opportunities, but the selling process is different to the usual experience of working with a blue chip. Malcolm Sleath from coaching consultancy 12boxes suggests how you can motivate the client to explore your solution.
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Pay raises expected to rebound in 2010, Watson Wyatt survey finds
Pay raises for US workers are expected to rebound in 2010, following a year in which many companies slashed raises in the wake of the recession, according to a new survey by Watson Wyatt, the global consulting firm.
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Accenture buys Nokia's Symbian Professional Services
Accenture has agreed to acquire Nokia's Symbian Professional Services unit responsible for Symbian OS customer engineering and customer support.
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TCS quarterly profit up 22%
Tata Consultancy Services, India's largest IT services company, reported double-digit grow in profits for its latest quarter thanks to cost cutting measures and an end to the decline in demand.
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Boston Consulting Group taps former Education Secretary Margaret Spellings as senior advisor
Spellings, an expert in domestic policy, will advise the firm on its education work and other social-impact efforts.
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Capgemini strengthens Global Infrastructure Management
Capgemini has strengthened its Global Infrastructure Management (GIM) service by appointing Richard Dicketts as Global Head of Infrastructure Management for Capgemini Outsourcing.
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