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Paris: Atos, the French IT services consultancy and Worldwide IT Partner for the International Olympic Committee and the...
London: KPMG in the UK today announced a strategic alliance with C2FO, the online marketplace for working capital. It will...
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Edward Haigh, Director of Source Information Services, talks about what's driving growth in the GCC consulting market. The...
London: Richard Bacon MP, member of the Committee of Public Accounts (PAC), says that the NHS's National Programme for IT...
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Paris: Bain & Company, the global business and management consultancy, has named Domenico Azzarello as managing director of its...
Munich,Frankfurt: Europe's biggest strategy firm, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, has appointed three new Partners in...
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Paris: French IT services consultancy Atos unveiled the fifth edition of its independent trends report this week. Ascent Look Out...
London: PwC research predicts the number of workers taking on global assignments is set to increase by 50% in the next decade as...
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London: Graduates working in the Consulting industry are the highest paid graduate employees in Britain, according to the latest...
London: The use of management consultants in the global energy and resources market has risen by 3 per cent during 2011-2012 to...
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London: Capita has agreed to acquire AMT-SYBEX Group Limited (AMT) for an initial consideration of £82 million plus up to £23 million contingent on the business reaching specific profit targets over the next 12 months. AMT is a proprietary software business providing software and related services in mobile technology and smart data management to the utilities and transport sectors.
Mumbai: India's biggest IT services group, Tata Consultancy Services, TCS, saw net income up 22.9% to $3.1 billion in the year to March 31, 2014, on revenues up 22.9% to $13.4 billion; Q4 slowed with income and revenues up 1.9% and 2.9% respectively but the firm is bullish about 2015.
Boston: Robbert Kuppens, 49, has assumed the role of global Chief Information Officer of The Boston Consulting Group. He joined the firm's Amsterdam office as a partner in January and succeeds Tom Dionisio, who retired at the end of March after more than 15 years as CIO. Kuppens previously worked as Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Russia (EMEAR) CIO for Cisco. Before joining Cisco, he was a partner for e-strategy at KPMG's Nolan, Norton & Co.
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