This paper discusses the concept of consultative selling, in which the salesperson is no longer a vendor, but rather a consultant selling services.
Essay # 46157 |
925 words (
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10 sources |
MLA | 2002
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This paper explains some of the key ways for companies to execute effectively consultative selling. The author points out that the first part of successful consultative selling is to understand that the goal is not to make sales but to make customers by identifying customer needs so that you can help them. The paper stresses that the sales person must co-manage the continuous relationship with the customer, and the entire organization must be willing to enter a collaborative relationship.
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"In this new time, the old vertically integrated enterprise model business has decomposed into two types of restyled organizations. One is the Tier 2 Business - the process-driven and product-based manufacturer that does not need a sales force because it does not "sell". Instead, its output is brought under strategic alliance by Tier 1 Businesses acting as multi-vendor distributors and systems integrators on behalf of their customer-clients. Tier 1 businesses are staffed with co managers who work in a long-term partnership with the customer's operating managers."
Tags:understand, goal, needs, co-manage, relationship
A case study analysis of the Global Management Consulting firm and its aim for quality.
Case Study # 118302 |
1,107 words (
approx. 4.4 pages ) |
6 sources |
APA | 2008
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This paper examines how businesses and industry leaders strive to achieve the competitive edge over their competition while providing quality products and services to consumers. The paper presesnts a case study analaysis that focuses on the Global Management Consulting firm and their need for balance and quality within their business to achieve success.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Description of Global Management Consulting
Types of Problems and Issues Global Management Consulting will Address
Global Management Consulting Services Offered
Global Management Consulting is Well Suited to the Skills of Team Members
Conclusion
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"Global Management Consulting is a forward-thinking, all-encompassing management consulting firm. Management is only one piece of what must be assessed for business success and continued growth for your company. There are other pieces to the puzzle which makes up a successful management team for your company. Global Management Consulting will concentrate on assessing and advising potential changes in three specific areas of your company. Management consulting must encompass your management team, all your company's employees, and security concerns."
Tags:service, consulting, management, productivity
A review of a simulated Process Consultation project.
Research Paper # 85462 |
3,825 words (
approx. 15.3 pages ) |
10 sources |
2005
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This paper discusses Process Consultation and what it means to be a process consultant. The paper is written as if it is a real life situation whereby an organization - Liberty Mutual - is the client and ABC consulting is the process consultant. The outline of the project includes discussion surrounding the description of the project, intervention planning, entry and contracting, discovery and dialog, feedback and decision to act, engagement and implementation, and final recommendations.
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"As we move through the 21st century, constant change is the norm, and continual improvement is necessary to remain and maintain corporate competitiveness (Cash, 1979). With the spread of globalization and increased competition, constant corporate evaluation and system improvement is needed in order for companies to maintain market share. Process consultation involves working within the human environment of the organization, in which the consultant attempts to determine and identify interpersonal dilemmas that hinder operational efficiency (Thompson, 1972). Process consultation is challenging in a sense, because it is the consultant who must demonstrate his or her operational improvement expertise. The consultant plays a role similar to that of a change agent, in that solutions are suggested rather than imposed, and it is the consultant's responsibility to help the organization work out its own solutions and to focus energy on attaining objectives (Walker, 1975)."
Tags:process, consultation, recommendations
A discussion regarding the quality of security consultants.
Essay # 90104 |
675 words (
approx. 2.7 pages ) |
2 sources |
2006
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This paper addresses ten issues which contribute to poor security consultant quality. The problems are based upon an analysis by Don Buzelli, a security consultant. In reviewing his claims for what companies ought to do to hire good consultants, the paper draws out lessons for poor quality and offers recommendations for ensuring that companies hire good consultants.
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"In the modern marketplace, in which computers provide potential avenues for access to company electronic resources, data presents problems of stolen or lost competitive advantage, and terrorism imposes threat of physical harm, corporate security is an important management issue. However, many businesses lack understanding of how to hire and evaluate consultants. There is an abundance of marketing claims, but a paucity of research-based information dealing with important issues of consultant quality. This paper will discuss ten problems that contribute to poor security consultant quality. Although there was no research found which quantified the concerns related to security consultant quality, there was a wide variety of literature resources that discussed problems. Upon review of these resources, the researcher decided to base analysis and recommendations on solid expert testimony. "
Tags:security, consultant, quality
An examination of organizational consulting and its consultants.
Essay # 70679 |
690 words (
approx. 2.8 pages ) |
3 sources |
MLA | 2005
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This paper examines the organizational consulting process. It discusses the difficulties encountered by both internal and external organizational consultants. The author explores the resistance to organizational change and how a consultant can deal with it.
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"Process Consulting is the art of influencing people at their request. This neat little definition glosses over the greatest difficulty of any organizational consultant whether internal or external how you get people to ..."
Tags:organizations, consulting
This paper discusses products and services offered by a marketing consulting firm.
Analytical Essay # 123492 |
750 words (
approx. 3 pages ) |
0 sources |
APA | 2008
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In this article, the writer examines the role of a marketing consulting firm. The writer describes the typical product and services consulting firms offer and explains why companies hire marketing consultants.
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"This marketing consulting firm's product offerings are geared toward helping our clients to generate more and better qualified prospects helping them improve customer loyalty providing strategies to help our clients to better leverage the Internet for both marketing and sales offering clients suggestions on ways in which they can penetrate new markets and helping clients to better understand customer needs. These services are designed to enable our clients to increase sales and improve profitability. Some of the specific services this company offers clients include marketing program planning ..."
Tags:marketing, plan, consultant, marketing mix, clients, services, benefits
A discussion on the pros and cons of 'spin doctors' and political consultants.
Persuasive Essay # 139132 |
3,250 words (
approx. 13 pages ) |
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The paper considers whether 'spin doctors' and political consultants are a simple necessity for modern political communication or are unhealthy for the democratic process. The paper maintains that the perhaps unsatisfying answer is "both" and whether the consultants are unhealthy for the political process will depend on how they are used.
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"What is a political consultant? The stated topic for discussion in this paper is "Do you feel that `spin doctors' and political consultants are a simple necessity for modern political communication or unhealthy for the democratic process?" The perhaps unsatisfying answer is "both." Political consultants, often pejoratively called "spin doctors," are necessary for modern political communication because they are a reality. The modern political campaign..."
Tags:politics, consultants, media
A discussion of when one is an employee or a consultant.
Creative Essay # 122044 |
1,500 words (
approx. 6 pages ) |
4 sources |
2008
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This paper is a creative case study on employment law. It relates to whether whether a worker is an employee or a consultant as outlined in the "Little Lamb Case" based on the fictional "Mary had a Little Lamb." The paper uses this nursery rhyme as an example of the unclear lines between being an employee and being a consultant.
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"At the time of her discharge Mary was being treated by Little Lamb Company LLC as an employee rather than as an independent contractor. There are a number of factors that support the argument that Mary would be properly classified as an employee rather than as an independent contractor. According to an essay published online by Iowa State University there is a twenty question test that employers should use and the Internal Revenue Service does use to determine whether a worker is properly classified as..."
Tags:case study, employment law, little lamb, Breach of public policy, worker, employee, consultant, Breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, Breach of implied contract, employer/employee relationship independent contractor
This paper examines the role of the process consultant in an organization.
Essay # 84942 |
900 words (
approx. 3.6 pages ) |
4 sources |
2005
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The paper focuses on the process consultant and their concepts for addressing issues in this business. The paper selects various models for the application of system changes within the organizations and then discusses the most effective ways to implement the models to serve the customer. The paper further analyzes a personal observation of which element the consultant in training needs to enhance and then discusses methods of training.
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"There are many methods in which a consultant can intervene with the client. These methods can include consultation in personnel, auditing, product design and human resource development. In selecting three areas of intervention with the proposed client, Liberty Mutual, there will be a need for consultation in the scope of product design, human resource development, and personnel."
Tags:process, consultant, business
Examines how to develop a process consultation in an organization.
Essay # 85077 |
900 words (
approx. 3.6 pages ) |
4 sources |
2005
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This paper identifies the steps and criteria involved in developing a process consultation within an organization. An assessment includes an understanding of the current system, the potential for acceptance of change and compliance with system processes that cannot be altered. The paper shows that the consultant must maintain a positive approach throughout this process in order to be successful."
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"A process consultation project requires extensive attention to detail and consideration of the steps that are necessary for the consultation strategy to be successful from start to finish. In this specific case involving Liberty Mutual, the current needs require an assessment of human resources capabilities, employee needs, and product design specifications. In promoting these endeavors, the consultant must examine each process, one at a time, in order to identify strengths and weaknesses in the current strategies. The following discussion will identify the key action steps, timelines, data, information, resources, and people that are necessary to achieve the desired assessments, which will best utilize company capabilities and resources in the appropriate manner."
Tags:process, consultation, management