Examples of consultancy

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The range of suppliers is also wide- from public agencies through major commercial operations to one-man consultancies.
The leading categories of financial interest held by panel members were research funding (42%), consultancies (22%), and speakers bureau (16%).
The use of unethical consultancies by an organisation may give rise to a number of problems.
Bioethicists are willing to accept such funding because grants, consultancies, and advisory board memberships are now seen as a sign of academic status.
Second, the theory and practice of autonomy in language learning has itself been globalized, through conferences, consultancies and publications.
The remainder are non-profit organisations, consultancies or law firms, and public authorities.
Many environmental consultancies produce publications to help clients keep up with the fast changing world of environmental legislation and regulatory affairs issues.
Others pointed to the expanding opportunities, increasing demand, and burgeoning salaries for architectural graduates among software companies, management consultancies, design-build firms, and product manufacturers.
The scale of the crisis - which has already affected such sectors as electronics, telecommunications, management and media consultancies - is likely to be enormous.
The following problem solving technique is derived from the practice of work study and management consultancy.
A further concern was that design products should be governed by intellectual rigour and not merely be the outcome of a design consultancy.
In addition, she has a professional background in public relations consultancy and management skills training for numerous international clients both in government and industry.
The volume, in fact the whole series, is recommendable to those libraries supporting environmental research or consultancy.
Such sources have included newsletters, newspaper articles, consultancy reports, funding documents, project proposals and research articles.
The book demonstrates well how academic language study provides a toolkit for practical consultancy tasks.
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