Management consulting is a pervasive force in all aspects of economic development. There are recent developments that will have a dramatic impact on providers and users of these services.
2. Who is a Technical expert vs.
management management
consultant? consultant
Converging forces Self-assessment:
at play in the how ready are you?
Caribbean Continuous
Standards, accredit professional
ation, certification development
strategy
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3. Management consultants are those who
provide services that involve:” a set of
multidisciplinary activities of intellectual
work, within the field of management
activities, which aim to create value or
promote changes, by providing advice or
solutions, by taking actions or producing
deliverables.”
(FprEN 16114:2011) European Standard
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4. • Has a ripple effect in all aspects of any
economy
• Estimated that 1 person per 1000 population
in developed nations and 1 person per 2000
in developing nations is a consultant
• Estimated global market of
$1,000,000,000,000 (one trillion) annually
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5. Firm Specialty Employs Offices Annual
Revenues
IBM Global Mgmt & 190,000 300 – 52 US$48.3
tech countries billion
Accenture IT, Mgmt. 178,000 110 – 49 US$ 19.9
Outsource countries billion
Capgemini IT, Consult, 80,000 36 US$ 12
Outsource countries billion
Deloitte Audit, Tax, 16,500 150 US$ 23.1
Advisory countries billion
Booz Allen Mgmt & 18,400 100 – 6 US$ 4
Hamilton Strategy continents billion
Bearing Mgmt & 17,000 170 – 60 US$ 3.4
Point Technology countries billion
Mercer HR HR strategy 16,500 150 – 42 US$ 2.7
countries billion
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6. 92.5% of consulting fees in the region go to
“foreign” consultants
Fee structures accord “international” consultants
higher rates than local consultants
Eligibility to bid on and lead large “IFI” projects is
confined to international consultants
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7. EPA
CEN ISO
CICMC
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8. CEN: Defines MC for 1st time
Aligned globally with ISO, ILO, IAF
EPA: contains provisions for mutual
recognition
Opens the door to new markets
CARICOM/CARIFORUM: will require
registration and licensing to practice
CICMC: prepares regional MCs to meet global
standards and requirements
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9. Guidelines for effective delivery of
management consultancy services
Applies to all MCSPs: public and private
companies, government entities, NFP orgs
and internal consultancy units regardless of
their ownership, structure, size or specialism.
Applies to any type of assignment for any
type of client. It does not place any obligation
on the client.
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10. In EPA, emphasis moved for first time to developing
the capacity to export high-end services – a perfect
proposition for management consultancy
Caribbean policy-makers, practitioners and public only
now recognize that management consultancy
represents very substantial global and regional market
Need to promote regional integration, economic
cooperation and good governance
Competent regional management consultants are a
necessary component to transforming the region’s
model for economic development – export vs import
Maximize EPA components re capacity building –
where MC adds significant value
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11. Management Consulting:
The Caribbean Market
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12. CICMC/CE commissioned 1st Caribbean MC study in 2009
Objective: provide information on industry, identify
strategic framework for development , establish database
Coverage: 7 Countries - Bahamas, Barbados, DR, Jamaica,
Martinique, St Lucia, Trinidad & Tobago,
Survey: Firms (supply) 115, Market (demand) 100
Key Findings:
◦ Spend distributed in 2-tiered market with weak middle
◦ Industry dominated by small firms with varying expertise
◦ >90% fees go to extra-regional consultants
◦ Consulting demand is varied and broad in terms of practice areas
◦ Repeat work and referrals are key procurement channels
◦ Profitability still a major issue for majority of industry
practitioners
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13. Revenue in 1- 4 Employee Group
(Average of 1.45 professional staff)
% in Revenue Revenue per
Revenue Bracket Bracket Midpoint Employee
$10,000 - $19,999 30% $15,000 $10,323
$20,000 - $49,999 26% $35,000 $24,086
$50,000 - $99,999 26% $75,000 $51,613
$100,000 - $249,999 13% $175,000 $120,430
$250,000 - $499,999 5% $375,000 $258,065
$500,000 or more 0% - -
Productivity critical indicator of profitability
Productivity benchmarks: 2xsalary min, 3x good, 4x very profitable
2 groups exist: 1-new/struggling firms, 2-mature firms
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15. Internationally recognised mark of excellence in
management consultancy
Unique, worldwide, international benchmark and
competence standard for individual management
consultants
Ensures certified management consultants serve
clients with high level competence & professionalism
Portable internationally recognized professional
qualification
Lasting formal recognition of training, development
and experience
Mandates discipline of continued professional
development
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19. Saville Consulting Wave® Evaluating Problems
Solving Problems Investigating Issues
Competency Model
Creating Innovation
Building Relationships
Influencing People Communicating Information
Providing Leadership
Showing Resilience
Adjusting to Change
Adapting Approaches
Giving Support
Processing Details
Delivering Results Structuring Tasks
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Driving
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20. Globally recognized standards
Accreditation and training to achieve the standards
Certification to confirm the appropriate application
of competencies
Enforceable accountability to protect users
Periodic renewal of certification
ALL of these are provided by ICMCI and the CMC !
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21. Developing your
Consulting
Competencies
OR
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Notes de l'éditeur
This is a small sample of the global consulting market from the standpoint of large, global firms. IBM Global evolved out of PWC and Bearing Point out of KPMG. Accenture began as Andersen Consulting. Capgemini is based in France. Kennedy Information estimates the global market to be approximately US$ 350 billion.
Here are some key findings taken from the Caribbean Export/CICMC study.
Reality test: these figures are in USD$. When you deduct the things that must be paid, how close are you to your preferred annual “salary”?