by Staff | Jun 1, 2007 | Management Consulting
Unquantifiable impact of Management Consultants Essential benefits of any given action in business need to be quantifiable and identifiable in a meaningful way. Many forms of such quantification may include cost-benefit analysis, statistical modeling, profit and...
by Staff | May 24, 2007 | Management Consulting Blog, Quality Assurance
The immense pressure of everyday business and business practices certainly creates reasonable ethical principles and practices issues. However, as in any abstract concept, it is obvious that beyond most common and agreed metaphysical concepts, such as morality and...
by Staff | May 20, 2007 | Management Consulting Blog, Marketing
The struggle between quality and marketing tangible goods versus services has been a part of the marketing process. Though both are covered by the general umbrella of marketing, service marketing and product marketing can have a lot of differences. The mere fact that...
by Staff | May 18, 2007 | Management Consulting Blog, Marketing
Pricing Strategy Generally speaking, pricing strategy is the process of evaluation and the decision to price any given product or service in a manner that would allow the maximum quantity of sales. The pricing strategy can shape based on many factors including...
by Staff | May 16, 2007 | Management Consulting Blog, Marketing
Purchasing and purchasing decision making. Generally speaking, purchasing illustrates a rather delicate balance of determining needs, finding the proper solution, and evaluating the internal and external organizational impact. The Five stage model theorizes that five...
