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Following in the footsteps of TCS, Infosys and Wipro, Hyderabad-based Satyam Computers is ramping up its consulting business.
Satyam, one of India’s top five IT services companies with revenues
over one billion dollars, announced on Monday that it has recruited a
top management team from The Publishing Practice, Ltd. (TPP), a
specialist UK consultancy in the media and entertainment industry, to
spearhead the development of a new consulting group for its global
media and entertainment practice.
TPP's customers include Blackwell, Elsevier, Financial Times, Harcourt
Education, LexisNexis, London Business School, Reed Business
Information and Sweet & Maxwell.
The move is designed to enable Satyam to combine an in-depth knowledge
and understanding of the publishing business and integrate it with its
global services organization.
TPP's experienced consultancy group - including Mike Abell, Sharon
Duckworth and Stephen Ryden-Lloyd - will join Satyam's global media and
entertainment practice to provide strategic consulting services and
project-based delivery work for the publishing, online, broadcast,
music and related industries.
The new group's consultancy services will complement Satyam's existing
application delivery-based services to include new digital and online
consulting - ranging across content acquisition, publishing, production
and supply chain.
Satyam and TPP have already established a successful track record
working with customers on joint projects, since they formed an alliance
in 2005.
Kevin English, senior vice president of Satyam's global media and
entertainment practice, said, " We believe that the indepth industry
knowledge that Satyam acquires with the new addition of this senior
consulting team will provide a real competitive advantage for us in our
media and entertainment business - both here in Europe and in the US.”
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Following in the footsteps of TCS, Infosys and Wipro, Hyderabad-based Satyam Computers is ramping up its consulting business.
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