| Chapter
1: Major Trends Affecting the Consulting Industry |
7 |
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1) Introduction
to the Consulting Industry |
7 |
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2) Consulting Firms Accept Assignments
with Contingency Fees |
9 |
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3) Accounting Firms Refocus |
9 |
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4) Many Industry Sectors Seek
Consulting and Outsourcing Income, Competing
with Pure Consultancies
|
10 |
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5) Corporate Clients Want Solid
Returns on IT Investments |
11 |
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6) Government Spending on Security
Consulting Booms |
11 |
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7) Consultancies Move Towards
Globalization |
12 |
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8) Major Corporations and Organizations
Develop Internal Consultants to Cut
Costs |
12 |
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9) Offshoring Drives Changes
in Consulting |
12 |
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10) Consulting Firms Are Once
Again Recruiting MBAs, and Accounting
Employees Are in High Demand
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| Chapter 2: Consulting
Industry Statistics |
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Consulting Industry Overview,
2004 |
18 |
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Largest Management Consulting
Companies, 2004 |
19 |
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Largest Computer and Internet
Consulting Companies, 2004 and 2003 |
20 |
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Largest Human Resources Consulting
Companies, 2004 and 2003 |
21 |
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Employment in Management and
Technical Consulting Services, U.S.: 1995-2005 |
22 |