Overview
Brexit and its timeline, execution and impact on the economy have been the most hotly debated topics in 2018. After numerous resignations and long negotiations, a draft deal was finally made between the main parties on November 25. The expectation is that the UK parliament will vote on this deal in March 2019 and, regardless of the voteās outcome, leave the EU shortly thereafter. Since the shocking result of the Brexit referendum, consultants have been busy helping private and public entities to sort through a jungle of laws and regulations to build roadmaps showing their future operating environment. This work has been centered in corporate and middle offices due to the need to reformulate strategies and operating models that were created for an increasingly open and integrated world. This world now appears to be receding.
The Consulting Global EMEA Forecast report includes data and analysis covering:
- EMEA makes up approximately two-fifths of the management consulting market, with client spending exceeding $82.1.
- The EMEA consulting market is the second fastest growing consulting market in the world, despite its high market maturity.
- Due to increasing economic uncertainty consulting growth between the strategy driven corporate office and the operations centered back office is becoming more balanced.
- Brexit fears have boosted the United Kingdom and Ireland market to overtake the Southern Europe market as the largest source for consulting spend.
- Provider concentration is increasing due to further specialization and deeper technological expertise.
Firms Ranked
A.T. Kearney; ABeam; Accenture; Aon; Atos; Bain & Company; Booz Allen Hamilton; Capgemini; CGI; Cognizant; Deloitte; EY; FTI Consulting; Fujitsu; GT; IBM; JLT Benefit Solutions; Korn Ferry; KPMG; McKinsey & Company; Mercer; Mitsubishi Research Institute; Navigant; Nomura Research Institute; NTT Data; Oliver Wyman; PA Consulting; PwC; Roland Berger; Slalom; Sopra Steria; The Boston Consulting Group; Willis Towers Watson
Lasse Pitkaeniemi
Senior Director, Research at ALM Intelligence
Lasseās primary responsibilities are managing ALM Intelligenceās consulting databases and acting as the main editor in ALM Intelligenceās research reports. He is also the lead author for ALM Intelligenceās consulting index reports, and is a contributing analyst to all major service line reports and custom work.
Prior to joining ALM Intelligence, Lasse ran several small businesses, conducted market, political and economic research for private companies, academic institutions and governments. Lasse holds a masterās degree in political science and a second masterās degree in economics, both from Ć bo Akademi University in Finland.
Table of Contents
- Overview
- Client Demand Trends
- Market Size
- Market Size by Service
- Market Size by Region
- Market Structure
- Definition
- Methodology
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