"consultancy industry" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the businesses that provide consulting services, such as helping businesses set up new operations or optimizing existing ones. For example, "She's considering a career in the consultancy industry, where she can use her expertise to solve companies' problems."
In our survey of the management consultancy industry (March 22nd), we said that Gemini had closed its office in Japan.
The consultancy industry has created a mystique that allows it to charge gullible clients absurdly inflated fees for quack remedies.
Alongside consultants, other sectors enjoying year-on-year salary growth in August included maintenance, with a 12.1% rise, and public relations (PR) at 4%. Doug Monro, Adzuna's co-founder, said the consultancy industry was benefitting from the leave vote.
Western Kentucky's deal with the recruiting company, Global Tree Overseas Education Consultants, is a type of arrangement that is becoming more common as a thriving international educational consultancy industry casts a wide net in India and other countries, luring international students to United States colleges struggling to fill seats.
"More should be done to develop greater awareness of, and knowledge about, relevant careers outside of academia in consultancy, industry, government and elsewhere," the report recommends.
A decade ago the big mergers in the consultancy industry--Deloitte and Touche, Ernst and Young--mainly reflected the quest for scale.
So, what to do? Introduce a law like the one in France (often wrongly reported) that means certain non-full-time employees in technology and consultancy industries have to disconnect after 13 hours of work?
Lobbyists include in-house bank staff, public affairs consultancies, industry body representatives, law firms, and management consultants.
Consequently, in documenting and assessing this area of impact, the absolute number and proportion of academic and research staff who worked part-time in, or provided advice and consultancy to, industry, their roles, and the time spent working in or with industry need to be taken into account.
More than one-third of respondents to the impact assessment survey (37%) reported spending time working in, or providing advice and consultancy to, industry, through ad hoc research projects and collaborations, long-term industrial-academic partnerships, or permanent appointments in companies' scientific and advisory committees and non-executive boards.
And, notes Stephen Pentland of Spectrum, a consultancy, the industry has matured and can now do standard-setting on its own.
