"Having good market intelligence is no longer optional in this day and age"
Rakesh Pabbi - Senior Partner
Tata Consultancy Services a leading global IT services, consulting and business solutions organization, has been recognised as a Leader in the Everest Group PEAK Matrix® for Supply Chain Management (SCM) BPO1. Additionally, it was named a Star Performer for having top quartile year-on-year improvement in its scores.
Fujitsu has created a new spin-off company in the form of Ridgelinez, which specialises in the delivery of digital transformation (DX) solutions and services.
Accenture announced changes to its growth model and Global Management Committee, effective March 1, 2020.
The board of directors at IT services major Cognizant is meeting in Chennai the Nasdaq-listed company’s second such meet in India since Brian Humphries took over as the chief executive officer and managing director last year.
National contemporary law firm Lander & Rogers is broadening its services to clients in 2020 with the launch of a dedicated consulting function for general counsel and in-house lawyers.
Infosys will help GE Appliances modernise its IT infrastructure and run IT in managed services mode
U.S. private equity firm Bain Capital plans to buy Showa Aircraft Industry (7404.T), a Japanese maker of transportation equipment from heavy industry firm Mitsui E&S Holdings (7003.T) for 69.4 billion yen ($633 million).
A Seattle-based consulting firm plans to add several hundred jobs in Chicago.
Slalom, a business and tech advisory firm, announced it will hire more than 300 new developers and consultants here, hoping to grow its Chicago team to 1,000 people by the end of the year.
FTI Consulting, Inc. announced the continued investment in its Health Solutions practice with the recent addition of six U.S.-based Managing Directors, including Francis LaMorte, Harris Leitner, Daniel O’Donnell, Christopher Sdao, Melody Thompson and Mark Van Ert.
Capgemini announced the signing of an agreement to acquire Purpose, one of the world’s leading social impact agencies and hub for campaign innovation, headquartered in New York with outlets across the globe.
The healthcare services market is a $50 billion+ industry, and continues to grow exponentially without any signs of slowing down. However, daily consumers may not be aware of this market, as these firms provide services, advisement, and innovative technology to various healthcare organizations, rather than to patients directly.
The pace of experimentation and reorganization of Market Access and Pricing functions will accelerate as HTA and coverage demands change, and regulator confidence in expanded evidence increases.
Prescient, a biopharma product and portfolio strategy firm, announces the recent appointment of two new senior members, Kevin Baruzzi and Dr. Arun R. Shrivats, to its Advisory business. They join our specialist team focused on helping clients develop and commercialize assets and brands that resonate in the market and differentiate from the competition.
The trend tracker aims to draw companies’ attention to the issues which could transform the future of mining in 2020 and the important considerations they should make.
Australia's top chief executives believe consultants are useful for their outside view and specialist skills but are wary of having advisers replace staff in core operations.
Laurie’s first inkling that consultancy was not for him came when he was sent to one of the biggest meat producers in the UK to help improve efficiency.
PwC is collaborating with technology firm ThoughtRiver to drive innovation in its legal practice by building products on top of ThoughtRiver’s proven technology platform.
If you’re convinced that modern businesses are targeting better sustainability over the next decade, it is important to ask whether these companies apply the same focus to their supply chains.
Infosys is going to acquire Simplus, a salesforce consulting company with offices across the US and Australia. The IT company informed the stock exchanges late on Monday that it will pay up to $250 million for the deal.
A management consultant’s day job is to help other companies transform their business. But as senior partners from many of the big consultancies gathered in the Swiss town of Davos last week to schmooze some clients and spot some trends, one thing was clear: they’re now having to practise what they preach.
