Management Consultancy Business in India & China

The dotcom bust and 9/11 terror attacks followed by economic recession led to a slump in the global management consulting business between 2001 and 2003. The year 2004 then witnessed a turnaround, and even though sizzling growth and enviable profits were not visible at once, the management consulting industry was definitely on the path to recovery. Management consultancy services generated US$125 billion in worldwide revenues during 2005.

The global business consulting industry is now expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.7% in 2004-06, to US$139.4 billion.The market is heavily skewed towards the US.In 2004, the US contributed 48% to the total consulting revenues ...more

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Indian Telecom -  A Future in the Making

The Indian telecom sector has undergone major transformation triggered by key policy reforms. These reforms were initiated in the late 1980s when telecom equipment manufacturing was opened to the private sector. They were, in turn, followed by the National Telecom Policies of 1994 and 1999.

After China, Japan and South Korea, India is today the fourth -  largest telecom market in Asia. And while the Indian telecom network is the eighth largest in the world, it is the second-largest among the emerging economies. According to Crisil, the ratio of telecom ...more

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The Digital Signage Takeover

Transcending the distance from scrolling message boards to remotely controlled networks, digital signage has emerged as a compelling substitute to the conventional signage industry. Although in its nascent stage, the worldwide digital signage market is riding a growth trajectory, offering a dynamic messaging medium with an enhanced message impact.

While digital signage is predominantly used for advertising and promotion, it has also found application in leisure activities and transmission of sundry information.. ...more

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