Morse snaps up consultancy firm
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Goes after financial services X factor with Xayce Morse has swallowed up Manchester-based consultancy firm Xayce plc for Â£3.6m in a majority cash deal.â¦
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The med-tech firm impresses on many levels.
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Kate and Gerry McCann are understood to be looking for a full-time public relations expert to either join forces with or replace their current PR adviser. By Ben Dowell.
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Company enhances online service for moving business information between corporations.
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CAMBRIDGE -- The hunt for terror-thwarting technology has brought an unexpected revenue boost -- and a new in-house production burden -- to a research lab best known for its work on submarine missile guidance and navigation during the Cold War.
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Reshuffle after demerger Morse has shaken up things at the top with a number of board changes including the appointment of Kevin Alcock as its new chief executive.â¦
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The contract is part of the computer giant's bid to wring more consulting dollars out of its printer business.
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Company beefs up online service for shipping business information between firms over the Net.
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Kate Johnson will oversee global training, support and consulting services from the company's headquarters.
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Internet firm Pipex Communications put itself up for sale yesterday in a move that could value the firm at more than pounds 500 million. It has appointed adviser UBS to review strategic options for the group, which "could include" a sale.
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Enterprises get tips from a consultant on dealing with compliance, discounts, ongoing support, and terms and conditions.
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(InfoWorld) - BT Group hopes to recycle some of its expertise from building a next-generation all-IP (Internet Protocol) network in the U.K. by offering consultancy services to network operators in other countries. The new business unit, 21C Global Venture, which is named after the operator's 21st Century Network (21CN) project,Â was announced WednesdayÂ during a press conference at the International Telecommunication Union Telecom World conference and exhibition in Hong Kong. The 21CN project is one of the most ambitious network overhauls of its kind in the world. BT is replacing its 16 legacy voice and data networks with a new network built entirely on IP technology. Last month, BTÂ connected the first 100 consumers to the next-generation networkÂ (NGN). By the end of the decade, the operator aims to have the bulk of the country's 30 million lines converted to IP. "We have acquired substantial know-how in planning, designing and building a NGN over the past few years," said Paul Reynolds, chief executive officer of BT Wholesale. "We can use this experience to help other operators around the world with their NGN plans." The new unit will compete with numerous consultancies and equipment manufacturers also vying for a chunk of the emerging NGN market. It will draw on a pool of in-house experts, including the engineers that designed the U.K. network, according to Karsten Lereuth, president of the Global Telecom Markets unit of the BT Global Services division. "We will pull in people from all of our units, depending on the area of expertise required by a customer, and will provide local support," Lereuth said. " BT Wholesale has around 500 customers in more than 100 countries, generating nearly half of the group's total revenue, according to Reynolds. In Honk Kong, BT also announced a maintenance service contract withÂ newly merged Alcatel-Lucent. As part of the contract, worth $350 million, Alcatel-Lucent will offer the operator a single point of contact for equipment maintenance and spare parts management. Telecom World runs through Friday.
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Business: 11 October 2004, Monday. Financial consultancy companies, members of the regional organization Eastern European Mergers and Acquisitions Networks (M&A CEE), have gathered in Sofia to discuss the major ...
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A firm producing sensors for washing machines and TVs which can be operated from your office, is expanding.
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The firm is bringing its style of banking to new high-growth markets.
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NORFOLK, Va.âGov. Mark Warner today announced that IBM Corp. will spend about $10 million to set up a high-level consultancy in Northern Virginia to focus on issues such as homeland security and intergovernmental interactions.
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A prominent partner at Testa, Hurwitz &amp; Thibeault is joining a rival Boston law firm, adding to the exodus of attorneys at the firm that once dominated the market for legal advice to high-technology and venture capital companies in the region.