Sentence examples for its consultancy from inspiring English sources

This does not mean that we eliminate the ego, but that we restore it to its "consultancy" role.

So PwC said it would float its consultancy on the stockmarket, and renamed it Monday, a much-mocked choice that the company hoped would inspire images of "fresh thinking, doughnuts, hot coffee .IBM can take the credit for ending that particular bit of branding genius.

Andersen, Ernst & Young and KPMG have spun off their consulting arms, and two weeks ago, PriceWaterhouseCoopers said it would sell its consultancy division to I.B.M. for $3.5 billion.

However, he added that the firm's strategy of expanding its consultancy and property management businesses had served it well in these unsettled markets.

If it can do so, the company will be able to start managing its consultancy purchases in the same way as it now manages purchases of PCs.Moreover, quite apart from the gains that come from aggregation and control, there may be savings in the transaction costs of placing orders, especially if the Internet can link the buyer's computer system directly to the vendor's.

CARE, which had been wary, wants to develop its consultancy business "as long as we can take care of conflicts of interest," says D.R. Dogra, its chief.

Under Himanshu's leadership, Icreon has grown to become a leading IT consultancy in its space working with some of the world's largest and most influential brands including National Geographic Channel, Fox, PepsiCo, Nokia Siemens Networks and more.

The company has grown fast thanks first and foremost to its design consultancy, allowing it to expand into software which added more capital (Flow was bringing in over $500K in recurring revenue at the beginning of the summer), but this has resulted in MetaLab getting to a point where startups can no longer afford to use its services.

Infosys' acquisition of Axon has been seen as an attempt, not only to expand its SAP consultancy expertise but also to move away from its dependence on the American market.

As part of the restructuring agreement, the coachbuilder committed to ramping up its design consultancy business in Asia and Germany to offset a significant decline in its manufacturing commissions.

The student union representative was also the only member to also question LSE's training of Libyan state bureaucrats through its "management consultancy practices".