In praise of one-man bands

Article Abstract:

Small consultancies founded by 'gurus' with new ideas are thriving while most of the business is being dominated by huge firms. Author/gurus such as Tom Peters and Robert Waterman, Michael Hammer and James Champy, and C K Prahad and Gary Hamel have had a great influence on modern management practice.

Management, Bibliography

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The advice business

Article Abstract:

The management-consulting business is growing swiftly and expanding world- de, remarkably for a practice that is so new, unstandardized and not really essential. The complexity and confusion of global markets are fueling the growth. The top consultancies and range of services are discussed.

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The big idea: that's what clients want

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Business consultants realize the value of ideas, and they advocate a concept called 'thought leadership.' Ideas, they claim, are essential in attracting both customers and quality employees. However, a single idea can be stolen and consultants must be able to solve any problem that arises.

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