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Best Practices for Valuing Internal Consulting OrganizationsPublished by: Best Practices, LLC Published: Dec. 1, 2008 - 54 Pages Table of Contents
AbstractMany leading companies have developed and staffed an internal consulting organization for various reasons, but in times of economic adversity, as costs are scrutinized, the value of all functions within companies are being questioned. Although internal consulting organizations are typically created with a clear purpose, often these organizations grow and take on additional responsibilities supporting important executive issues in a rather amorphous manner, lacking the clear measures of other functions within companies.This benchmark research study examines and shares the best practices that internal consulting groups can use to effectively measure performance and communicate the value of their function. Among these areas studies in this research are:
Pharmaceutical; Consumer Products; Manufacturing; Office Equipment; Energy; Insurance; Professional Services; Chemical; Telecommunications; Electronics; Computer Hardware; Computers; Shipping; Biotech; Health Care; Utilities COMPANIES PROFILED 3M Pharmaceuticals; Legget & Platt; Colceramica; Detroit Edison; Tufts Healthplan; Thomson Reuters; Grace; Erie Insurance; Wyeth Pharmaceuticals; Amadeus IT Group; BT Group; Canon ITS; Caterpillar; Dell Computer; FedEx; Fluor Corp.; Genentech; Indegene Lifesystems; Johnson & Johnson; General Mills; MetLife; Motorola; NSTAR; PSE&G STUDY SNAPSHOT This research was undertaken to identify practices internal consulting groups can use effectively to measure their performance and to communicate their value to senior leadership. The research involved an online survey of 31 internal consulting leaders at 24 companies, as well as in-depth follow-up interviews with participants who demonstrated innovative methods for capturing or communicating group value. Key metrics collected for this research include:
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