Actual number: 1/2024
Archive
CHANGE OF CONSULTING METHODS AND APPROACHES IN HUNGARY
Over recent decades, technological and social progress have greatly enhanced the role of Business Consultant in the economy, as Foreign Direct Investment has also proved to be very important for economic development. Technological breakthroughs have enormously impacted consulting and yet its major factor is still the interaction between humans. Thus, technological dehumanization and the humanizing force of client-consultant interactions work in tandem. This paper describes key features of general consulting in Hungary with special emphasis on foreign-owned company’s subsidiaries. Digital technology, which is now universal and new business models are radically changing both the workplace and the way in which work is done. We were looking for answers what practical methods the consultants used during the counselling process, what extent new consulting practices appeared at the implementation.
Release: 2017/2 Pages: 15-25 JEL classification: L84, R34
DOI:
Keywords: Management Consulting, Expert Consulting, Inquiry Consulting, Trend and Tendency
Section: SOCIAL ASPECTS OF MANAGEMENT
Contacts:
Ildiko Csapó PhD student
Doctor School of Management and Business Administration Szent Istvan University
Gödöllő, Práter Károly u. 1
E-mail: ildiko.csapo@phd.uni-szie.hu
József Poór PhD, DSc, CMC
Szent István University
Gödöllő, Práter Károly u. 1
e-mail: poor.jozsef@gtk.szie.hu
Zsigri Ferenc PhD student
Doctor School of Management and Business Administration Szent Istvan University
Gödöllő, Práter Károly u. 1
e-mail: zsferenc923@gmail.com
Literature:
Biswas, S. – Thitchell, D. (1999): Management Consulting – A complett guide to the industry New York; John Wiley&Sons; pp.: 287
Broks, A.K. – Edwards K. (2014); Consulting in uncertainty; New York; Routledge; pp. 40-105
Feaco; www-feaco.com Download time: 16.03.2017
Jamieson, D. W., Barnett, C. R. and Buono, A. F. (2016). Consultation for Organizational Change Revisited Information Age Publishing Inc. pp. 10-25
Kubr, M. (2002): Management Consulting – A guide to the profession. Genova International Labor Office pp.: 5-50
Poór et al. (2016): Management Consulting Handbook In Hungary; Budapest; Akadémia; pp. 45