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Strategy Consulting
This page includes recent content published by Monadnock Research about providers of strategy consulting services.
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Trial of Former McKinsey MD Delayed; Rajat Gupta Pleads Not Guilty to Additional Securities Fraud Charges
Monadnock Research (Vol V, No 3) - 10 Feb 2012
Former McKinsey & Company Managing Director, Rajat Gupta, pleaded not guilty to additional charges at his 7 February hearing on a superseding indictment involving additional securities fraud charges. The trial was delayed for 90 days, and is now on the docket of NY District Judge Rakoff for 21 May 2012. While prosecutors said at the hearing that they intended to file additional charges against Gupta in a subsequent indictment if the trial was delayed, Rakoff barred them from doing so. He will, however, allow additional allegations to be presented at trial as evidence if they contributed to the alleged fraud and conspiracy. Research Note includes copies of the original and previous criminal indictments and civil complaints; background details; and findings in associated cases. (2,050 words) . . . More
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Freddie Mac Consulting Contracts with Gingrich Group at Center of US Presidential Campaign Politics
Monadnock Research (Vol V, No 2) - 9 February 2012
The former consulting firm of US Republican Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has released 1999 and 2006 contracts between Gingrich and US mortgage giant Freddie Mac (NYSE: FMCC). Gingrich relinquished ownership in his former consultancy in May 2010, after announcing his candidacy for US President. While Gingrich characterizes the work as strategy consulting, the Romney campaign has called it lobbying and influence peddling on behalf of Freddie Mac. Part of the scope of services in the 1999 agreement appears to support the Romney campaign's assertion. Research Note includes copies of the two agreements; a profile of the Gingrich Group; analysis of agreement terms; detail on fee structures; and potential impact of allegations against Gingrich, and by Gingrich against Romney's work at Bain and Bain Capital, on the presidential campaigns of the two former consulting firm leaders. (1,500 words) . . . More
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Arthur D. Little Completes Global Management Buyout; Again Owned By Partners
Monadnock Research - 2 January 2012
Arthur D. Little successfully completed its Management Buy-Out (MBO) with Altran Technologies on 30 December 2011. ADL, now in its 125th year in various forms, was founded in 1886 and was the world's first management consulting firm. The transaction returns ADL to a global private partnership, with all equity held by its Partners. The MBO deal includes all worldwide offices and retention of the Arthur D. Little brand. The firm says the financial commitment required from Partners was oversubscribed and Altran will provide vendor financing to support the firm's development in the years ahead. ADL now has around 1,000 staff serving clients in 20 countries. The firm provides services in the areas of strategy, technology and innovation. Ignacio GARCIA ALVES, leader of the MBO team that managed the acquisition by its Partners, is the newly elected global CEO. (390 words) . . . More
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KPMG Advisory Practice Grows 2.5 Times Faster than Audit in 2011; $2 Billion Management Consulting Business Up 29%
Monadnock Research (Vol IV, No 44) - 22 Dec 2011
MR - KPMG International's advisory practices grew at 14.76% in fiscal 2011, for the period ended 30 September. That was 256.7% faster than the firm's global audit businesses grew. KPMG says its global management consulting practices had fiscal 2011 revenue growth of 29% in US dollars and 24% in local currency terms. KPMG has built its $2 billion management consulting business in just six years. Its acquisition of EquaTerra in 2011 dramatically increased the firm's outsourcing and shared services advisory practice. Revenues increased across each of KPMG's geographic regions. Asia Pacific growth was 16.6% in US dollars. Americas revenues were up 10.7%. Europe, Middle East and Africa, including India, increased by 7.7%. Much of the geographic expansion occurred in high growth markets. India was up 25% and Brazil 22% in local currency terms. Research Note includes 1 graphic and MR perspective on Big Four divestitures of advisory operations. (815 words) . . . More
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Monadnock Research Publishes Compilation of 2011 Consulting & Advisory Services Rate Research
Monadnock Research (Vol IV, No 42) - 3 Dec 2011
This report (2011 Consulting and Advisory Services Rates - Vol IV, No 42) provides the Monadnock Research analysis of consulting rates from a series of comprehensive studies on negotiated client rates from organizations across a number of industries. Rates have been analyzed and presented across the entire range of consulting practice areas, including: Strategy, Operations, Human Capital, Information Technology, and Financial, Transaction and Risk Advisory. "We thank the many client organizations that made this series of consulting rate research possible," said Mark O'Connor, Monadnock Research CEO and Cofounder. "We believe that the analysis presented in this research report, and that of the previously published practice area reports, represents the most comprehensive study of consulting and advisory services rates ever published." The report is more than 225 pages in length, with over 190 charts and tables. For clients that have purchased individual practice area reports published throughout 2011, this report contains full detail for each of those reports. More information, including a detailed table of contents, can be reviewed on the report summary page: http://www.monadnockresearch.net/products/item54.cfm (460 words) . . . More
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Consultancy Marketing Deal Brings down Publisher of the Wall Street Journal Europe
Monadnock Research (Vol IV, No 39) - 3 Nov 2011
MR - Andrew Langhoff, Managing Director of Dow Jones & Co. Europe, Africa and the Middle East, and publisher of the Wall Street Journal Europe, stepped down recently after an internal investigation found that a marketing deal signed with Ann De Jaeger, and the HR strategy firm where she serves as a Partner, cast the editorial integrity of the WSJ Europe into question. Ann De Jaeger's firm, the Executive Learning Partnership, also purchased a large number of newspapers as part of the deal, which had the effect of inflating circulation numbers. The WSJ Europe published two articles on 14 March 2011 and on 14 October 2010 that appeared to be legitimate editorial content, but were associated with the marketing partnership, and for which Dow Jones had been compensated. This Research Note includes details on the Dow Jones case, and our perspective on why it's important for clients to vet the intrinsic value of thought leadership content, and not simply take it at face value. (905 words) . . . More
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2011 Strategy Consulting Rates
Monadnock Research (Vol IV, No 37) - 28 Oct 2011
This study presents an analysis of hourly strategy consulting rate structures for global 1000 clients across a number of industries. Rates from 70 firms were analyzed across the strategy consulting category, including a total of 119 firm-rate structures. Each section presents descriptive statistics for each of the Monadnock Research professional areas, including mean, median, range, min, max, and the number of rate structures analyzed. Each labor category is described in full detail, including experience and education requirements, and includes a percentile analysis of hourly rates. Rates from firms that were a subject of this analysis for the strategy consulting rate category included: McKinsey & Co., the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Bain & Co., Booz&Co, Accenture, Deloitte, LEK, Roland Berger, Oliver Wyman, Capgemini, IBM, and PwC. Research Note includes 6 graphics, 15 tables and 8,230 words. The companion report is more than 80 pages and contains 52 tables and charts. . . . More
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KPMG Acquires UK Strategic IT Advisory, Xantus
Monadnock Research - 5 October 2011
MR - KPMG has acquired Xantus, a leading UK-based IT strategic advisory services firm. Xantus' services span the range of strategic and operational change including IT due diligence, market assessment, IT strategies and sourcing solutions, operating model design and expert program delivery. The deal expands KPMG's advisory capabilities, particularly at the Board and CIO levels. (430 words) . . . More
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Cognizant Acquires SAP Retail Consulting Specialist, Zaffera
Monadnock Research - 27 September 2011
MR - Cognizant has acquired Zaffera, a strategic SAP retail consulting and software development firm based in Princeton, N.J. Cognizant expects the acquisition will significantly expand its ability to provide industry-focused SAP consulting and software solutions to help large retailers enhance business insights, streamline operations, improve customer satisfaction, and accelerate market responsiveness. The firm provides strategic consulting and software development services for SAP application environments, and has specific expertise in retail, apparel, footwear, and consumer products. (540 words) . . . More
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HP Ousts CEO and Chairman Leo Apotheker; Surprising Successor, Former Bain Consultant Meg Whitman
Monadnock Research (Vol IV, No 32) - 24 Sept 2011
MR - The forced departure of Leo Apotheker as Hewlett-Packard's controversial Chairman and CEO was expected. His replacement, however, Meg Whitman, was a surprise. Whitman's background includes holding onto the reigns of a massively successful eBay for 10 years after it had become one of the most successful start-ups in history; executive stints at Disney, FTD, Stride-Right and Hasbro; work as a strategy consultant and firm executive at Bain & Co.; and most recently, in a costly failed bid to become Governor of California. She has been on HP's board for less time than Apotheker was at the helm. That would be 11 months for Apotheker, if you count his first several months in hiding to avoid an Oracle subpoena in the SAP Tomorrow Now case. That litigation cost his former employer $1.3 billion, in the largest copyright infringement damages award in U.S. history by nearly a factor of ten. In this Research Note we discuss why we believe that running HP, a company in the businesses of enterprise servers and storage; desktop and laptop computing; smartphones and tablets; monitors and input devices; network communications; printers, toner and supplies; enterprise applications and infrastructure software; management and IT consulting, and systems integration; customer service and field engineering services; and business process outsourcing, computer infrastructure outsourcing and cloud services, is outside Whitman's depth of experience and capability. It also offers MR perspective on the Whitman and Lane appointments, what that means for HP and its consulting and IT services operations, and what this continued diversion means to tech services clients. (1,200 words) . . . More
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PwC Completes Acquisition of PRTM
Monadnock Research - 22 August 2011
MR - PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has completed its acquisition of management consultancy PRTM. PwC says the addition of PRTM's experience in strategy, supply chain, product development, customer value management and business model innovation will strengthen and support its commitment to deliver a full range of consulting services from strategy through execution. More than 700 consultants joined PwC's global advisory practice in the transaction, including 124 principals. Over two-thirds of PRTM's professionals are located in the U.S., with the remainder in the U.K., France, Germany, the Nordics, the UAE, India, China and Japan. See our Research Note (Vol IV, No 18 - 24 June 2011) for Monadnock Research perspective on the transaction. (480 words) . . . More
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A Future Retrospective: The Silent Tectonic Shift in IT Services
Monadnock Research (Vol IV, No 27) - 15 July 2011
MR - The business models of large consulting and technology product and service providers are in the early stages of a tectonic shift. Changes like this are infrequent in any marketplace, but technology products and services are utilized by clients in all sectors. So the implications are not only significant for consultancies and technology product and service firms, but for the client organizations they serve. The shift is driven primarily by a combination of three factors: (1) ever-spiraling IT system costs; (2) protracted implementation timeframes; and (3) application functional capabilities that don't meet client expectations. What we refer-to as the "Oracle Factor" is fueled by dramatic discontinuities between it and the current offerings of alternatives other than Oracle, and the traction Oracle is getting from clients today offers proof. Ironically, it is fueled by an architectural change that is more reminiscent of environments of the past than any new innovation. This Research Note presents the Monadnock Research perspective on the emerging vendor business models that clients will choose between for technology products and services that will carry them through the next generation of business system expenditures. We preview the emerging models, and review many implications for clients, and for services associated with IT strategy and operations consulting, IT services, and outsourcing of IT infrastructure and enterprise applications. We also make predictions for the shifting technological landscape and offer 5 key recommendations for consulting client organizations. (5,625 words) . . . More
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SAIC Completes Vitalize Consulting Acquisition
Monadnock Research - 8 August 2011
MR - Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) has completed its all-cash transaction acquiring Vitalize Consulting Solutions, a leading provider consulting and IT services to clients in healthcare. The transaction was an all-cash deal. Vitalize primarily serves commercial hospital clients, providing a range of services that include strategy consulting, operational improvement, and systems implementation services. The firm's specialization includes implementation and optimization of EHR systems from major commercial-application vendors, as well as niche vendors in the areas of ambulatory care and practice management. Some of the vendors include Cerner, Epic, McKesson, Meidtech, Siemens Medical, Allscripts, eClinical/Works, GE Healthcare, NextGen, and Eclipsys. (380 words) . . . More
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SEC Dismisses Proceedings Against Former McKinsey Managing Director
Monadnock Research (Vol IV, No 25) - 4 August 2011
MR - The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dismissed all of its proceedings against former McKinsey & Co. Managing Director, Rajat K. Gupta. Gupta had been global Managing Director of McKinsey for close to 10 years, retiring in 2007. The SEC instituted public administrative and cease-and-desist proceedings against Gupta on 1 March 2011. A few weeks later, Gupta filed a civil action against the SEC in New York challenging its institution of the proceedings. Gupta had been seeking a declaratory judgment in his suit. The primary issue claimed in it was that the SEC chose an Administrative action, rather than a civil suit, as it did against the 28 other defendants associated with Galleon. Gupta also alleged the SEC violated his statutory and due process rights, and denied his right to a jury trial. The SEC said that it was in the public interest to dismiss. Gupta has agreed to drop his suit as well. Research Note includes information on potential future charges and copies of associated documents. (825 words) . . . More
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Booz Allen Hamilton Non-Compete with Booz & Co Expires; Registers to Conduct Business in the UAE
Monadnock Research - 1 August 2011
MR - The mutual non-compete agreement between Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH) and Booz & Co., which was signed as part of the separation of the firms three years ago, expired on 31 July. Booz Allen has now taken an initial step into the commercial and public services business outside the US by registering to conduct business in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). BAH leased office space in the Etihad Towers complex in Abu Dhabi as part of the expansion. It plans to have 50 staff in the region by the end of the current fiscal year. Booz Allen's initial commercial focus in the region will be on clients in finance, health care and energy. The firm will offer its full suite of service offerings in support of civil, commercial, defense and security clients. (355 words) . . . More
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2011 IT Strategy Consulting Rates
Monadnock Research (Vol IV, N22) - 7 July 2011
This is the Strategy Consulting companion Note to the IT Consulting Research Note published in June. This study analyzes comprehensive IT strategy consulting rate structures of clients across a number of industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, biotech, high tech, communications, energy, financial services, public services, and metals and mining. More than 80 percent of the rate structures were from global entities, and all were from organizations that fall within the 1,000 largest global organizations. Rates from 63 firms were analyzed across the IT Consulting and IT Strategy Consulting service categories, with 110 rate structures. Rates from firms that were a subject of this analysis include: Accenture, Atos Origin, AT Kearney, Bain, BCG, Booz, McKinsey, Capgemini, CSC, Deloitte, IBM, KPMG, Oliver Wyman, PA Consulting, PRTM, PwC, TCS, and Wipro. This Research Note presents statistics across 14 professional categories, including detailed descriptive statistics, a percentile analysis for each labor category, and strategy rate differential premiums for each labor category. (2 graphics, 14 tables, 6,350 words) . . . More
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PRTM to be Acquired by PwC
Monadnock Research (Vol. IV, No. 18) - 24 June 201
MR - PwC has entered into a definitive merger agreement where it will acquire privately held PRTM, a global operations management and strategy consulting firm based in metro Boston. Assuming the transaction is successfully concluded, PRTM will join PwC's global Advisory practice. Much like the Diamond transaction, any acquisition faces unique challenges for a firm like PwC given its role as an auditor for many of the world's largest organizations. Clients must choose whether PwC's client work as an auditor or as a consultant and advisor is more important strategically. And this is a decision that PwC may have a different opinion on as it once again expands its advisory capabilities and pursues more sources of higher margin consulting and advisory work. PRTM does minimal work in financial services, so there is limited exposure there. This Research Note includes MR perspective and discusses many of the potential challenges. PwC expects the deal to close late summer, subject to customary closing conditions. (1,080 words) . . . More
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Recent Firm Research: Accenture, KPMG, and PwC
Monadnock Research - 23 June 2011
MR - Physician employment trends will drive business strategy changes for payers, providers, and vendors; Businesses say it's possible to sustain growth, drive innovation, and simultaneously address societal challenges facing nations and communities - (Accenture). Multinational tax executives say global regulatory pressure to increase transparency is most significant change ahead; Banking execs look to M&A to fuel growth; complete economic recovery not expected in near-term (KPMG). Leveraging innovation to develop new products and services as important as raising existing market share (PwC) . . . More
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And in other news: Consulting Demand, BDO Censure, Pension Deficits, US M&A, Executives Lack Faith in Strategy, Sopra's Axway Spinoff, and CSC Institute
Monadnock Research - 10 June 2011
(MR) An Economist report discusses the rebound in consulting services, and the current shift from cost cutting to growth as the focus of engagements after the deepest consulting recession in decades. BDO financial advisory is censured by UK's Financial Services Authority for failures in its advisory role as a sponsor of Shore Capital Group. A recent Booz & Company survey of global executives found significant concerns and a lack of confidence in their own companies' growth and strategy efforts. US pension plan deficits increase by close to 18% in May 2011 According to Mercer research. Large transactions have fueled a 39% US M&A value increase in H1 2011 according to a PwC study. The Sopra Group board has approved the spinoff of Axway Software on the NYSE Euronext exchange in Paris. Accenture has named TBWA and Tag as advertising and production agencies. CSC has launched its Global Institute for Emerging Healthcare Practices to monitor worldwide healthcare trends, conduct studies, evaluate emerging best practices, and study potentially innovative uses of technology to improve productivity. (1,063 words) . . . More
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Accenture Buys Stake in Saudi Arabian IT Services Firm
Monadnock Research - 7 June 2011
MR - Accenture will expand its Middle East presence by forming a joint venture with Saudi Arabia-based Al Faisaliah Group (FG). The deal calls for Accenture to acquire a majority stake in FG subsidiary, Al Faisaliah Business & Technology Company (FBTC). FBTC is a leading IT services firm in Saudi Arabia. Accenture expects the deal to close within 90 days. FBTC is a leading ERP solution provider in Saudi Arabia and offers integrated business and technology services to a wide range of clients in the region. Accenture plans to expand its offerings to clients in the Middle East by combining FBTC's enterprise architecture, systems implementation and technology consulting skills, with its own management and technology consulting competencies, industry expertise, innovation capabilities, and outsourcing and global delivery capacity. (490 words) . . . More
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CSC Acquires VIXIA, a Brazilian IT Services Firm
Monadnock Research - 6 June 2011
MR - CSC (NYSE: CSC) has acquired VIXIA Consultoria e Tecnologia Ltda., a Sao Paulo-based IT services firm that provides core operational systems, business consulting, and systems integration services to insurance, reinsurance and financial institutions in Brazil. Geraldo Cavagnari, President, VIXIA, and Wagner Antunes, sales director, will join CSC as Managing Directors within the firm's Brazillian Financial Services Group. CSC says its combination with VIXIA will offer the Latin American market a proven, global portfolio of financial services-centric applications and services, along with deep, local market and service delivery expertise. VIXIA was previously a CSC partner, and the deal allows CSC to quickly expand its leadership team and staff with significant experience and relationships with local insurers and banks. (500 words) . . . More
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Rajat Gupta and Anil Kumar Ran Side Consulting Business While Serving as McKinsey Senior Partners
Monadnock Research - 18 May 2011
MR - A Bloomberg report has found that former McKinsey Managing Director, Rajat Gupta, and former McKinsey senior partner and Director, Anil Kumar, were running a side consulting business while executives at McKinsey. McKinsey was apparently unaware they had set up the private consultancy, Mindspirit LLC, in the names of their wives, Anita Gupta and Malvika Kumar. The report also says Gupta privately advised former GE subsidiary, Genpact Ltd., before he had retired from the firm, receiving options that remain unexercised and have a current value of around $1.3 million. Some details of McKinsey's new policy on client confidentiality are starting to emerge. The firm now prohibits consultants, support staff, spouses, and their children from investing in the securities of McKinsey clients, as well as former clients going back five years and prospective clients where the firm is actively seeking engagement. Employees are reportedly required to submit to a policy compliance "test" and will receive their bonus only if they score 100 percent. (650 words) . . . More
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Booz Allen Hamilton to Sell State and Local Government Transportation Consulting Unit to CH2M for $28.5 Million
Monadnock Research - 11 May 2011
MR - Booz Allen Hamilton has signed a definitive agreement to sell its State & Local Government Transportation Consulting business to CH2M HILL, a global consulting, design, construction, and operations firm. Booz Allen says it is divesting its State & Local Government Transportation Consulting business to better align its contract portfolio with the firm's core federal government business. The deal calls for CH2M HILL to pay Booz Allen $28.5 million in cash, subject to certain adjustments. At the closing of the transaction, Booz Allen will begin to assign its current state and local contracts to CH2M. The deal is expected to close in the Q3 2011. (625 words) . . . More
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Rajaratnam Guilty of Securities Fraud and Conspiracy; Wiretaps of Conversations with Former McKinsey Leaders Proves Key
Monadnock Research (Vol IV, No 14) - 11 May 2011
MR - Galleon Management's former CEO, Raj Rajaratnam, has been found guilty on 14 counts of securities fraud and 5 counts of conspiracy. The 54 year-old faces a maximum sentence of 205 years in prison at his 29 July sentencing. Until then, he will be confined to his New York City residence, and was immediately fitted with a monitoring bracelet. Rajaratnam was convicted after an eight-week trial before U.S. District Judge Richard J. Holwell, which included jury complications that required substitution of one juror after more than a week of deliberations. The defense plans to appeal both the verdict and the introduction of U.S. FBI surveillance that included conversations with two high ranking former McKinsey executives, including its former global managing director, Rajat Gupta, and Anil Kumar, one of the firm's highest ranking principals and its first employee ever to be indicted since the firm's 1926 formation. Kumar testified at trial for the prosecution. His testimony proved instrumental in convicting Rajaratnam. Gupta continues to deny allegations against him for allegedly leaking confidential information about Goldman Sachs, and other publicly traded companies. (Research Note includes associated complaints and case materials, 1,270 words) . . . More
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KPMG Acquires Sumera Management Consulting
Monadnock Research - 4 May 2011
MR - KPMG LLP (Canada) has acquired Sumera Management Consulting, a firm that focuses on strategy and organizational effectiveness in the public, healthcare, and social services sectors. KPMG says the acquisition brings together two similar cultures with track records for improving quality, performance outcomes, and fiscal sustainability in the public sector. Sumera's senior management and staff will be integrated into KPMG's Alberta Advisory practice. (325 words) . . . More
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Hewlett-Packard Launches Strategic IT Consulting Practice
Monadnock Research - 25 Apr 2011
MR - HP has launched a portfolio of strategic consulting services for Chief Information Officers (CIOs) to help clients leverage IT as a driver of innovation, growth, and profitability. The consulting offering is branded Strategic IT Advisory Services, and includes consulting services across the areas of IT strategy and transformation; strategic service management; enterprise architecture; IT business value assessment and analysis; cloud services readiness; and M&A IT integration strategy, planning and execution. (550 words) . . . More
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IBM Introduces Business Process Management Consulting Practice
Monadnock Research - 11 Apr 2011
MR - IBM has introduced a new global consulting practice to help clients improve core business process performance, including marketing, human resources, and finance, and industry-specific business processes. The practice will draw upon the expertise of IBM consultants from around the world. Consultants will provide services across all phases of process transformation, from enterprise strategy and governance to specific process solutions. IBM says it is experiencing double-digit BPM software sales growth and growth in consulting engagements across several major industries. The new practice will be part of IBM's GBS Application Innovation Services practice. (530 words) . . . More
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Deltek Expands Consulting and Research Operation with Washington Management Group and Federal Sources Acquisitions
Monadnock Research - 1 April 2011
MR - Deltek has acquired Washington Management Group, its FedSources, and FedSources Consulting businesses for $26 million in an all cash transaction. WMG has been providing consulting and market intelligence services to government contractors for more than 25years. The firms say WMG has more than 900 clients and 20,000 users, and helps identify and validate more than 3,500 opportunities annually. Deltek will combine opportunity intelligence from FedSources with the content, community, and opportunity database from INPUT and GovWin, significantly enhancing its repository of government opportunity intelligence. (465 words) . . . More
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BCG Expands Facilities in Perth, Tel Aviv, and Rio De Jionero After Strong 2010
Monadnock Research - 24 March 2011
MR - The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has recently opened two new offices, in Tel Aviv and Perth, expanding its global facilities to 71 offices in 41 countries. It also announced plans to open a new office in Rio de Janeiro later in 2011. The announcements follow a strong 2010 for BCG, with the firm posting a double-digit gain in worldwide revenues despite the challenging economic environment. Revenues grew 12 percent at constant exchange rates, to $3.05 billion. In addition, the firm increased its worldwide consulting staff by 8 percent, to 4,800. (415 words) . . . More
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2011 Big Four Consulting and Advisory Services Rates
Monadnock Research (Vol. IV, No. 10) - 17 Mar 2011
MR - This Monadnock Research Note summarizes the findings of a recent client study into Big Four consulting and advisory services rates. Since we find that rate data for the Big Four is not particularly useful unless it is presented across individual rate categories, this Note provides median rates for firms across the following 12 categories: Strategy; Operations; Accounting and Financial Strategy; Legal, Forensic and Risk Advisory; Internal Audit and Compliance; Transaction Advisory; Tax Advisory; Performance Services; IT Audit; Human Resources; IT Consulting; and IT Strategy. Research Note includes 4 charts. (850 words) . . . More
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