International Guide to Management Consultancy: The Evolution, Practice and Structure of Management Consultancy Worldwide - Softcover

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0749440791 ISBN 13: 9780749440794

Publisher: Kogan Page, 2003

Synopsis

A handbook for corporate purchasers of management consultancy services, <i>International Guide to Management Consultancy</i> provides a description of the profession worldwide and advice on how to choose and use its services effectively.

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About the Authors

Barry Curnow is vice chairman of the ICMCI, past president of the British IMC and principal of Maresfield Curnow. He is the joint author of three books and numerous articles and teaches consulting at City University Business School.

<p><b>Jonathan Reuvid</b> graduated in PPE at Oxford University, worked as an economist for the French national oil company, Total, and then in investment banking before taking up senior line and staff positions in industry including general management of a Fortune 500 multinational covering most Western European countries.<br><br> Subsequently, <b>Jonathan Reuvid</b> engaged in joint venture development in China and a parallel career in business book publishing. He is author of or consultant editor for more than 30 Kogan Page titles.</p>

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<p>About the Editors<br><br> Contributors' Notes<br><br> Forewords: President, The ICMCI<br><br> Secretary General, Zen Noh Ren<br><br> President/Director General, FEACO<br><br> Introduction<br><br> Part One The Evolution and Practice of Management Consultancy Globally<br><br> 1.1 The scope of management consultancy in its international practice: parameters and definitions Barry Curnow and Jonathan Reuvid<br><br> 1.2 The evolution of management consultancy: its origins and global development Matthias Kipping<br><br> 1.3 Multinational management consultancies; world market leaders Mark Klein, Deloitte Consulting<br><br> 1.4 The impact of the IT revolution and e-commerce on management consultancy Dr Fiona Czerniawska, MCA<br><br> 1.5 Sustainability and management consultancy Adrian Henriques<br><br> 1.6 Delphi Study and beyond: scenarios for the consulting market in 2010 Mike Jeans<br><br> Part Two Ethics and Best Practice<br><br> 2.1 Competition and objectivity: management consultancy, auditing and outsourcing Bruce Petter, MCA 2.2 Professionalism through best practice; universal and local standards Barry Curnow<br><br> 2.3 Ethical norms and guidelines Paul Lynch<br><br> 2.4 Higher Education opportunities in management consultancy Sally Woodward and Allan Williams<br><br> 2.5 Is there a case for regulating management consultants ? Ian Barratt<br><br> 2.6 The role of a national institute in the development of the profession of management consultancy Hans de Sonnaville<br><br> 2.7 Corporate governance - structure, processes and functions Dr Daniel Summerfield, IoD<br><br> 2.8 Pricing for profit Colin Coulson-Thomas<br><br> Part Three A Client's Guide to Management Consultancy<br><br> 3.1 The client-consultant relationship; setting the guidelines Barry Curnow<br><br> 3.2 Selecting and appointing a management consultancy Barry Curnow<br><br> 3.3 How to get value from a management consultant Michael Shays<br><br> 3.4 Managing consultancy projects in progress Barry Curnow<br><br> 3.5 Phases of the client-consultant relationship Barry Curnow<br><br> 3.6 Evaluating advice and recommendations Jonathan Reuvid and John Mills<br><br> 3.7 Appreciative inquiry: accelerating positive change Anne Radford and Liz Mewlish<br><br> 3.8 The consultant's role in managing change Michael Shays<br><br> 3.9 Handing over and moving on Barry Curnow<br><br> Part Four Key Consultancy Activities<br><br> 4.1 Strategic consultancy and business development Martin Whitehill<br><br> 4.2 Marketing David Hussey<br><br> 4.3 Organisational change: the challenges and the opportunities Colin Coulson-Thomas<br><br> 4.4 Organisation/culture change in post-merger integration Geoffrey Kitt<br><br> 4.5 Leadership in process-re-engineering Philip Channer and Jonathan Reuvid<br><br> 4.6 Coaching in management development Myles Downey<br><br> 4.7 Supporting employees across the world Michael Reddy<br><br> 4.8 Communications Colette Dorward<br><br> 4.9 Customer relations Clive Bonny<br><br> 4.10 Information and knowledge management Colin Coulson-Thomas<br><br> 4.11 Systems Integration Trevor Elliott and Dave Herbert<br><br> 4.12 m-commerce: the next wave of management consulting Thomas Korseman & Daniel Shepherd<br><br> 4.13 ERP to e-business - the opportunities Sarah Taylor and Barry Curnow<br><br> Part Five Consulting Internationally<br><br> 5.1 Consulting in developing economies and third world countries Colin Adams<br><br> 5.2 Management Consultancy in the Oil and Gas Industry John Emberton (?)<br><br> 5.3 Strategic Collaboration Stephen Cardell<br><br> 5.4 Selected international management consultancy market profiles<br><br> The EU<br><br> Austria; Herbert Bachmaier<br><br> Germany; Klaus Reiners<br><br> Greece; Yiangos Charalambous<br><br> Ireland; Peter Nolan<br><br> Netherlands; Robert Florijn<br><br> United Kingdom; Ian Barrett<br><br> Scandinavia; Flammming Poulfelt<br><br> Denmark, Norway, Sweden<br><br> Other Western Europe<br><br> Switzerland; Andre Wohlgemuth<br><br> Central & Eastern Europe; Jozsef Poor<br><br> Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovenia<br><br> The Middle East<br><br> Jordan; Hatem Abdel Ghani<br><br> Africa<br><br> Nigeria; David Iornem<br><br> South Africa; Angelo Kehayas<br><br> The Americas<br><br> Brazil; Edusardo de Macedo Rocha<br><br> Canada; Heather Osler<br><br> USA the CMC College Ethics Survey<br><br> Asia & Australasia<br><br> Regional Overview; Walter E. Vieira<br><br> Australia and New Zealand; Richard Elliott<br><br> China PRC; Li Yong<br><br> Hong Kong & Pearl River Delta; Gregg Li<br><br> Japan; Matsui Shigeki<br><br> Appendices<br><br> I ICMCI Membership<br><br> II FEACO Membership<br><br> III Zen Noh Ren Membership (All Japan Federation of Management Organizations)</p>

Edition details

• Publisher: Kogan Page
• Publication date: 2003
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0749440791
• ISBN 13: 9780749440794
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition number: 2
• Number of pages: 560
• Editor: Curnow Barry, Reuvid Jonathan