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 Citrix

 Harvey Nash

 IBM

 InterSystems

 Oracle

 RICS

 TeleWare

 WRQ



Management Briefings



 Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3

 Outsourcing: Nick Andrews of ALS Consulting | Part 2

 Round Table | Part 2 | Part 3

 Best Practice: EDS alliances director Jacqui Simpson | Part 2

 Annual Consultants' Forum | Part 2

 IT Industry: Larry Smith of IBM

 Case Study | Part 2 | Part 3

 Ethical Issues: David Bailey of Impact Plus

 Market News: Sarah Underwood reports on the latest news in the consultancy market | Part 2

 Expert Opinion: Cliff Mills of PMP Research

Issue Summary

Are formal alliances between consultants and IT vendors buckling as the market shifts and changes? Pat Sweet speaks to four market experts about where partnership goes next.

Pressure on partnerships - Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

The spotlight has been shining on strategic alliances over the past year. Increased government and regulator scrutiny of companies, and the demands of a more sophisticated buying community, have prompted a re-think about relationships between IT vendors and consultancies.

All four of our panel of experts – Duncan Williamson of SAP Consulting, Sarah Taylor from the Management Consultancies Association, Sharhabeel Lone of SAKS Consulting and Ian Jordan from Cap Gemini Ernst & Young – agree that strategic alliances are now more fluid concepts than in the past.

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