In this podcast, we talk to strategy makers to demystify the myth of strategy and at the same time show how you can win with strategic work in volatile times.
Success is no coincidence.
For a company to be successful in the market, it needs a sound strategy.
But who is able to develop strategies that can survive in the long term?
Which hurdles must be overcome and which turns and curves must be mastered? How can you cope with heights and how do you get back on track from a low?
We explain all this in our podcast "Hope is not a strategy".
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In this podcast, we talk to strategy makers to demystify the myth of strategy and at the same time show how you can win with strategic work in volatile times.
Success is no coincidence.
For a company to be successful in the market, it needs a sound strategy.
But who is able to develop strategies that can survive in the long term?
Which hurdles must be overcome and which turns and curves must be mastered? How can you cope with heights and how do you get back on track from a low?
We explain all this in our podcast "Hope is not a strategy".
In the latest episode of "Hope is not a Strategy," hosts Christian Underwood and Prof. Dr. Jürgen Weigand explore the fascinating world of strategy consulting and take a look at the ever-evolving landscape of this industry. At a time when the business world is characterized by uncertainty, strategy consulting is becoming increasingly important and relevant. Here are some of the key points from this insightful episode:
1. the evolution of strategy consulting.
The hosts begin by examining the evolving role of strategy consulting. They point to the significant growth of the global strategy consulting market, particularly in Germany, where the industry has seen a remarkable 15% increase in revenue. This indicates that companies are increasingly relying on external expertise to help them navigate a turbulent business world.
2 Competition and changes in the industry
Another intriguing discussion revolves around competition in the industry. The fact that large accounting firms are entering the strategy consulting space raises questions about how the landscape is changing and how consulting firms are responding to this challenge. It also addresses the role of specialized consulting practices and the impact of digital transformation.
3. innovation through technology
Presenters will also highlight exciting developments in the industry, such as combining software and consulting expertise to optimize business processes. Companies such as Celonis are cited as an example of this transformation and show how technology is redefining strategic consulting.
4. competition for talent
Another important aspect discussed is the competition for talent in the consulting industry. The increasing demand for diverse skills, especially in technology-related areas, is highlighted. The importance of sustainability and social purpose in consulting is also addressed.
5. the future of consulting
The episode ends with a look at the future of consulting. The hosts emphasize the role of scenario analysis, automation, and empowering clients to direct their own strategies. The focus is on delivering value instead of selling hours, empowering organizations to take ownership of their strategies.
This episode offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of strategy consulting and how this industry is adapting to changing needs and challenges. It is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of strategy consulting.
Listen to this compelling episode of "Hope is Not Strategy" and keep your finger on the pulse of the changing world of strategy consulting.
HOPE IS NOT A STRATEGY
In this podcast, we talk to strategy makers to demystify the myth of strategy and at the same time show how you can win with strategic work in volatile times.
Success is no coincidence.
For a company to be successful in the market, it needs a sound strategy.
But who is able to develop strategies that can survive in the long term?
Which hurdles must be overcome and which turns and curves must be mastered? How can you cope with heights and how do you get back on track from a low?
We explain all this in our podcast "Hope is not a strategy".
