Management consulting. A guide to the profession. 4th edition
This ILO guide is a widely recognized reference work on the state of the art of management consulting. It offers an extensive introduction to consulting: its nature, professional standards, intervention methods, behavioural rules, current developments and future perspectives.
Type Book Date issued 2002 Reference 9221095193 (ISBN) Authors Milan Kubr Prices 120 Sw. Frs.;€ 90; US$ 85 Support medium Paper Unit responsible Publications Subjects management
"It is the most complete book on all phases of Management Consulting I have come across. The book has a life beyond the course and former students tell me that it becomes a reference book after it has been used as a textbook."
Dr. Erik K. Winslow, Chairman, Management Science Department, George Washington University, USA 2003
"As a guide for the novice consultant and reference for the experienced, this book’s grasp of the subject matter, breadth of coverage, simplicity of treatment, and accessibility is unsurpassed.”
Gerald A. Simon, CMC, FIMC, Chairman of the Editorial Board, C2M Consulting to Management
"The consulting industry is going through profound changes. Practitioners and clients both need to be aware of these changes in order to ensure that client value continues to be delivered. Milan Kubr's book Management consulting: A guide to the profession is a great starting point to understanding the state of the industry and how it's evolving."
Wayne Cooper, Publisher of Management Consulting International and Consultants News, and CEO of Kennedy Information
"Management consulting: A guide to the profession" is the most comprehensive capture of the body of knowledge of management consulting. The text is the most thorough guide for those who want to develop the competence leading to certification in this profession."
E. Michael Shays, CMC, FIMC, Executive Director, International Council of Management Consulting Institutes, and Chairman, Institute of Management Consultants, United States
" The current edition will contribute to further building up the core competence in consulting services with a pragmatic approach to creating the knowledge economy and enhancing business competitiveness."
Yuji Yamada, Special Adviser to the Secretary-General, Asian Productivity Organization
"How fortunate for both the novice and the battle-scarred veteran to now have a new fourth edition of this classic text, which has been an indispensable tool for me over many years. Balancing the professional and the business aspects of management consulting, Milan Kubr and his team of authors have integrated the spectrum of current theories and practices into a pragmatic guide which will become the handbook of our time."
Patrick J. McKenna, management consultant and co-author of First among equals: How to manage a group of professionals
This ILO guide is a widely recognized reference work on the state of the art of management consulting. It offers an extensive introduction to consulting: its nature, professional standards, intervention methods, behavioural rules, current developments and future perspectives.
Today, the information and knowledge-based economy is constantly creating new opportunities and challenges for consultants, who can find enough work and get well paid for their services, provided they are able to cope with complex and rapidly changing conditions and meet the demands of increasingly sophisticated clients. The whole world of professional services is undergoing profound changes and management and business consultants are no exception. In this climate, consultants must continuously "reinvent themselves". More than ever, learning is a life-long job for consultants. This fourth edition of Management Consulting actively reflects and confronts all these developments and challenges.
New topics covered in this edition include:
- e-business consulting
- consulting in knowledge management and the use of knowledge management by consultants themselves
- total quality management
- corporate governance
- social role and responsibility of business
- company transformation and renewal
- public administration
- intellectual property
Management Consulting: A Guide to the Profession (Hardcover)
by Milan Kubr (Author, Editor), International Labour Office (Corporate Author)1976/2002 Fourth Edition
Editorial Reviews
Review"...Kubr's book is a great starting point to understanding the state of the industry and how it's evolving." -- Wayne Cooper, Publisher of Management Consulting International and Consultants News, and CEO of Kennedy Information, 2002
"...an indispensable tool...a pragmatic guide which will become the handbook of our time." -- Patrick J. McKenna, management consultant and co-author of First Among Equals: How to manage a group of professionals, 2002
"...this book's grasp of the subject matter, breadth of coverage, simplicity of treatment, and accessibility is unsurpassed." -- Gerald A. Simon, CMC, FIMC, Chairman of the Editorial Board, C2M Consulting to Management, 2002
"...will contribute to building up the core competence in consulting services..." -- Yuji Yamada, Special Adviser to the Secretary-General, Asian Productivity Organization, 2002
"The most comprehensive capture of the body of knowledge of management consulting." -- E. Michael Shays, CMC, FIMC, Executive Director, International Council of Management Consulting Institutes, and Chairman, Institute of Management Consultants, United States, 2002
Product Description
This guide is a widely recognized reference work on the state of the art of management consulting. It offers an extensive introduction to consulting: its nature, professional standards, intervention methods, behavioural rules, current developments and future perspectives.
Today, the information and knowledge-based economy is constantly creating new opportunities and challenges for consultants, who can find enough work and get well paid for their services, provided they are able to cope with complex and rapidly changing conditions and meet the demands of increasingly sophisticated clients. The whole world of professional services is undergoing profound changes and management and business consultants are no exception. In this climate, consultants must continuously "reinvent themselves". More than ever, learning is a life-long job for consultants. This fourth edition of Management Consulting actively reflects and confronts all these developments and challenges.
At the same time, the entire text has been substantially enhanced and updated. This fourth edition continues to offer practical guidelines, checklists and learning material throughout, serving as an indispensable tool for individuals and organizations wishing to start consulting, become more competent at serving clients or manage consulting firms and assignments more effectively. It also provides a useful guide to essential information and learning sources on professional consulting
New topics covered in this edition include:
e-business consultingconsulting in knowledge management and the use of knowledge management by consultants themselves
total quality management
corporate governance
social role and responsibility of business
company transformation and renewal
public administration
intellectual property
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