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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Consulting isn’t just change…that’s what the tech people don’t know. Tech people in system implementation projects think consulting people do change only that’s cos your implementation project need change (change is one out of 5 sub offerings in consulting) so can only base consulting people there. Consulting people also don’t want to go to those implementation project not even fun or useful for us, but since there’s that demand there to fill no choice lo. To help you and everyone else understand further, please go and look up the S&C site for the offerings.
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Sigh. No one said that consulting is all about change.
If you were to remove change from the equation, consulting folks are mainly doing TOM, research studies and BPR. I’m saying that these projects are not common. Therefore, like what you said, consulting folks are pushed to take up the change workstream in a SI project. But are the other offerings that you were saying common? No. I am in consulting myself and I haven’t been doing those consulting projects that you’ve mentioned.
It’s not about not knowing what’s available, it’s about coming to terms with what’s there in the pipeline and being realistic.