The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to consulting:
Consulting is the activity or business of giving expert assistance on a particular subject, notably to other professionals but also to the consumer market. The following outline provides a general overview of consulting.
Overview edit
Types edit
- Biotechnology consulting
- Economic consulting
- Energy consulting
- Engineering consulting
- Environmental consulting
- Faculty consulting
- Franchise consulting
- Human resource consulting
- Information technology consulting
- Management consulting[2]
- Political consulting
- Public consultation
- Public sector consulting
- Trial consulting
Concepts edit
- Action plan
- Business case
- Business reporting
- Capacity planning
- Change management
- Compound annual growth rate
- Critical path method
- Deliverable
- Design structure matrix
- Ethics in business communication
- Feedback
- High- and low-level
- Information market
- Leverage (finance)
- Mind map
- Organic growth
- Organizational intelligence
- Performance indicator
- Presentation slide
- Scenario planning[3]
- Scope (project management)
- Top-down and bottom-up design
- Utilization rate
- Zero Defects
Formats edit
Services edit
Occupations edit
Glossary edit
- Benchmarking
- Best practice
- Bird's-eye view
- Board of directors
- Business-to-business
- Competitive intelligence
- Core competency
- Direct-to-consumer
- Due diligence
- Elevator pitch
- End of day
- Gantt chart
- Greenfield investment
- Mission critical
- Opportunity cost
- Pareto principle
- Professional conduct
- Scope creep
- Sea change (idiom)
- Value added
Frameworks edit
Notable firms edit
Professional bodies edit
Certifications edit
See also edit
- Consulting psychology
- List of business terms
- List of former consulting firms
- List of IT consulting firms
- List of life sciences
- List of management consulting firms
- List of university statistical consulting centers
- Outline of accounting
- Outline of business
- Outline of management
- Tertiary sector of the economy
References edit
- ^ "Customer Retention, Purchasing Behavior and Relationship Substance in Professional Services". ScienceDirect.
- ^ Management Consulting: A Guide to the Profession. International Labour Office. 2002.
- ^ "A review of scenario planning literature" (PDF). Science Impact (MIT).
- ^ "Extreme value theory in actuarial consulting: windstorm losses in central Europe" (PDF).
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- Consulting, Cambridge Dictionary
- What is consulting?, Consultancy.eu
- Consulting Definition, Lawinsider.com
- Global Management Consulting Community