The art of specialisation

Article Abstract:

Australian accounting firms are finding it increasingly difficult to supply general advice. Some are specializing, but this can also present challenges. Specialization may alienate clients seeking general advice, while it can also increase training requirements.

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The network conundrum

Article Abstract:

If there are a few benefits that can be availed of by the mid-tier accountancy firms on joining the international network, there also are a several pitfalls that are not highlighted. Thousands of dollars that go in as membership fee, is one such pitfall identified.

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Consulting comeback: The separation from their accounting parents is still painful, but consulting firms are growing again

Article Abstract:

The close relationships of consulting firms with the accounting firms in Australia are studied. Their initial breaking away from the accounting firms and their gradual comeback are examined.

Management and Public Relations, Consulting services

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