position of accenture among other it companies?
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Top ranked IT companies:\n1. IBM\n2. HP\n3. EDS\n4. Accenture\n5. Cap Gemini\n6. Atos Origin\n\nAt $90bn IBM is about 3 times larger than its nearest competitor. Accenture comes in at about $18bn. Accenture mostly works in BFSI segment (Banking, Financial Services, Insurance) and does high end IT consultancy
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This is a great company to invest in.....They are gaining market share. As an employee - if you are skilled - it might be a great Future. \n\nUsually rewards follow performance.   :o )
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Try looking into ACNielsen reports or even look for Fortune 500 list.
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Not sure how much use this information will be to you but here goes!  My friend did his microsoft certifications through the open university.  His company funded part of his studying until it went bust too.  I have no idea of vacancies or the actual studying itself, only that my friend is now certified and he's not using it!  But that's his choice, he's contracting at BT!
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*Aesthetic Visual Solutions, Inc\n*BAE SYSTEMS\n*Deloitte & Touche\n*Lockheed Martin\n\nhttp://dispatch.careercast.com/js.php?q=audio%20visual%20tech&qField=All&qMatch=all&pp=25&view=1&qlookidu=national
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Here are a few:\n\nContinuum Solutions\nVishesh Infotecnics\nmarketRx\nWMN Global Services\nEvalueserve\nGenpact\nMcKinsey and Bain
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It would help if you said more specifically you are looking for in an IT company. But any of the larger firms will have offices in multiple cities. Check link for example:
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While I can't endorse them personally, this Australian company look like they perform international tax services: http://www.hallchadwick.com.au/NSW_HomePage/Services_Industries/foreign-corp.html
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I'm pretty sure it's a PR firm.  I have a friend that works for Ogilvy.  I am not sure about the Laiang & associates tho.  Could be something else.
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Dell,IBM,Philips,Samsung, \nMurcury,Asus,TwinHead,\nAlienware,HP,Sony,MSI,\nAcer,Toshiba,Apple,\nZenith,Global,Gigabyte,\nMicrolab,LG,GoldenArrow,\nDaffodil,Gateway,Apacer
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Thanks for asking! I am a business librarian, and I get asked this question quite often.\n\nBusiness Week magazine actually publishes a list of mthe top 1200 companies in the world each year.\n\nClick here to see 2005's top 1200 companies: \n\nhttp://www.businessweek.com/pdfs/2005/0552_global.pdf
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According to Business Week The World's Leading Info Tech Research Labs are:\n\nCOMPUTER SCIENCE \n\nStanford University\nMIT Lab for Computer Science (LCS)\nUniversity of California (UC)-Berkeley\nCarnegie Mellon University (CMU)\nBell Labs (Lucent Technologies Inc.)\nIBM Research \nMicrosoft Research\nAT&T Labs (spinoff from AT&T Bell Labs)\nUniversity of Washington\nMIT Media Lab\nXerox Palo Alto Research Ctr. (PARC)\nCornell\nU.Illinois\nSun Labs (Sun Microsystems Inc.)\nCaltech\nCambridge\nDEC\nPrinceton\nGeorgia Institute of Technology\nUniversity of Maryland\nUSC\nHewlett-Packard Labs\nUC-San Diego\nUniversity of North Carolina\nGerman National Research Center for Computer Science (GMD)\nPennsylvania State University\nRice University\nRutgers University\nSwiss Federal Institute of Technology\nU.Edinburgh\nDisney Imagineering\nTechnical University of Munich\nU.Toronto\n\n\nTELECOMMUNICATIONS, NETWORKING, GROUPWARE\n\nBell Labs (Lucent)\nAT&T Labs\nMIT LCS\nStanford\nIBM Research\nXerox PARC\nBellcore\nBBN\nUSC\nCambridge\nColumbia University\nUC-Berkeley\nWashington University (St. Louis)\nNippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. (NTT)\nCisco Systems\nHewlett-Packard Labs\nNEC\nUCLA\nBell Northern Research\nBritish Telecom Labs\nCMU\nCorp. for National Research Initiatives\nINRIA (France)\nU.Illinois\nFujitsu Ltd.\nGeorgia Tech\nMotorola Inc.\nU.Wisconsin\nDEC\nEricsson\nFrance Telecom R&D Center (CNET)\nRutgers\nSiemens\nSun Labs\nUC-San Diego\nUniversity of Michigan\nAdvanced Telecom Research (ATR)\nInstitute (Japan)\nSRI\nU.North Carolina\nVirginia Polytechnic Institute\n\n\nARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, ROBOTICS, NATURAL LANGUAGE,\nINTERFACES, DATA MINING\n\nMIT Artificial Intelligence Lab\nStanford\nCMU\nCMU Robotics Institute\nMIT Media Lab\nXerox PARC\nAT&T Labs\nIBM Research\nMicrosoft Research\nBell Labs (Lucent)\nGeogia Tech\nMIT LCS\nUC-Berkeley\nSRI\nUniversity of Massachusetts (Amherst)\nU.Toronto\nApple Computer\nBrown\nINRIA (France)\nU.Maryland\nUniversity of Pennsylvania \nUSC\nCambridge\nGerman Center for AI Research (DKFI) \nJet Propulsion Lab\nSwiss Machine Learning Institute (IDSIA)\nUCLA\nU.Michigan\nU.North Carolina\nU.Rochester\nCaltech\nCornell\nNaval Research Lab\nOregon Graduate Institute\nPurdue University\nRensselaer Polytechnic Institute\nSandia National Labs\nTechnical University of Munich\n\n\nBIOLOGICALLY INSPIRED: ARTIFICIAL LIFE, COMPLEXITY THEORY,\nGENETIC ALOGORITHMS, EVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMMING\n\n\nSanta Fe Institute\nStanford                              \nU.Michigan\nATR Institute (Japan)\nMIT AI \nCaltech\nLos Alamos National Lab\nNaval Research Lab\nSwiss Federal Institute of Technology\nUC-San Diego\nU.Dortmund\nU.Illinois\nUniversity of Sussex\nCMU\nColorado State\nElectrotechnical Lab (Japan)\nIDSIA (Switzerland)\nNatural Selection Inc.\nNEC Research Institute \nSony Corp. (Japan)\nUCLA\nUniversity of New Mexico\nU.North Carolina\nCornell\nMIT Media Lab\nSandia National Labs\n\nFor US University and Computer Science program Rankings\nCheck at www.USNEWS.com\n\nYou can get my email from :\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/ADMISSIONSOURCE/\n\nGood Luck\nNBS
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Yahoo\nAmazon\nCisco\nInfosys\nWipro\nTCS \nh.p \nZTE\nNTTF\nSASKEN
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Based on CNNMoney.com, they listed the following companies as the best companies to work for.\n\n1) Genentech\n2) Wegmans\n3) Valero Energy\n4) Griffin Hospital\n5) W.L. Gore\n6) Container Store\n7) Vision Service Plan\n8) J.M. Smucker\n9) REI\n10) S.C. Johnson & Son\n\nI'd start with those companies or narrow it down to companies on the top 100 list in places where I wouldn't mind living. All major companies look for business degrees leaving the door open to an extremely broad scope of opportunities. Find out what interests you most (Industrial, Finance, Software, etc.) and go from there. I have attached a link to the article I got those companies from. The Fortune 100 company I work for didn't make that list. :-(
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Usually the term "enterprise" in this context refers to very large companies.  I think your conclusion that Enterprise IT would be the major players like Microsoft, Oracle, Sun, Cisco, etc. is correct.
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I worked for a big IT consulting firm for 10 years, then moved on to a "in-house" job. Whether you wanna go MCSE or System Admin is your choice, my advise is to stay in the consulting world. Once you go in-house for a corporation you're just like furniture. At least a consulting firm has to keep up with the market and the technology, you get exposed to more projects and more training opportunities. Good luck!
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I can remember a few - Starbucks, Amazon, Adobe, UPS, Costco ... just think of all the big Seattle-based companies and you're bound to come across them ... corbis, Getty Images, Microsoft, Perkins Coie.