Finding the perfect match

Article Abstract:

A company considering using the services of a strategy consultant should first of all establish whether a potential consultant really knows the business in question. This process is made easier by the fact that consulting groups tend to specialise in certain industries. It is important to establish exactly who will be in the consulting team and what level of input each team member will have. It is wise to have a link-person in the consulting group who is particularly aware of the client company's requirements.

Services, Business consultants, Management consultants

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That sinking feeling

Article Abstract:

A cracking house is not always a major cause for concern and could be the result of normal seasonal movement. Cracks which may be serious are often diagonal and close to weak points, such as windows and doors. Subsidence is caused by lack of support from the ground beneath a house, with most subsidence cases occurring in areas of clay soil, which shrink when they dry out. A brief outline of the causes of subsidence and what to do if it happens is presented.

Analysis, Evaluation, Homeowners' insurance, Subsidences (Earth movements), Land subsidences

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In the navy

Article Abstract:

An interview with Royal Australian Navy captain Boyd Robinson is presented. He discusses the logistics of managing supplies at sea and on shore, his career in the Navy and the benefits of belonging to the CPA.

All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, Military Logistical Support Services, Management, Interview, Personalities, Logistics, Business logistics, Management support services, Ship captains, Military logistics, Robinson, Boyd

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