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Cover Feature Seeing Green Between hybrid cars, solar panels and recycling efforts, all the world, it seems, is embracing the green movement. And so are many consultancies. How many firms can say they’ve helped make the world a better place—and improved their clients’ bottom lines at the same time? Well, these organizations can. What do clients need to go green? Where are the opportunities for consultancies? How are they going to market? Find out why some consulting firms are seeing green when going green.
Feature The New Tech Boom Information technology consultants are going to need to change their game in order to compete. IT consulting is thriving; the secret is distinguishing between commodity and strategy. The skill most are missing, experts say, is business savvy. But the ones who can win over the CEO are the ones who are making the big deals.
Feature KSA's International Play How will Kurt Salmon Associates change now that the Management Consulting Group has acquired it? Chairman Mark Wietecha discusses the deal, the people, the new culture, the strategy and the new business plan for KSA to grow globally now that the firm has the financial backing it needs.
DEPARTMENTS
Editor's Note It’s Sure Not Easy Being Green Short Takes New Proudfoot President’s Goal: Growth
Lessons from the Campaign Trail
Oracle Exec: Resource Management is Key
Where They Are Now: How a Towers Perrin Career Took a Dive
Travel Advisory United Airlines offers new high-end seats on international flights. Plus, Avis looks to drive away the competition with its Cool Cars line. In Road Warrior, it’s the latest and greatest in the world of light laptops offerings.
Book It! Four new books are reviewed
plus, an interview with three of the Booz Allen Hamilton authors of Megacommunities.
Consultants On Consulting Lifecycle Management in a Multi-Polar World
The Outsourcing Bandwagon—Can It Continue? Smart Management Columnist David Maister offers his thoughts on the profession’s potential reaction to the economy in his latest: What’s Your Recession Response?
