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1999 Consulting
Buyers Guide
by Brandi Floberg
 

Thousands of consultants offer a variety of services in countless disciplines. Finding a consultant is relatively simple, but choosing the right one to fit your company's specific needs can be an immense and challenging task.

It can also be one of the most significant decisions a company can make. Because consulting trends come and go, it's important to have a wide variety of options from which to make that all-important choice about who will help guide your company to greater success.

       Quality Digest attempts to ease the burden of this selection process with our 1999 Consulting Buyers Guide, which you can download by clicking here. This files in in PDF format and requires Adobe Acrobat. This guide gives you a look at what's available in your company's areas of interest. We've compiled this list by faxing more than 500 consulting organizations in the United States and Canada. Of those, more than 300 responded in time to make it into this year's guide. The Buyers Guide lists those consultants who responded to our request for information about their organizations.

 Listed alphabetically by company name, the guide is organized as a matrix of consultants in relation to specific areas of quality management. If your favorite consultant doesn't appear in this year's guide, we apologize; most consultants were contacted numerous times. We've only listed companies that responded to our requests for information.

 As with all Quality Digest buyers guides, the 1999 Consulting Buyers Guide is intended to provide our readers with an impartial listing of quality-related companies and services. The companies listed in this directory have been neither evaluated nor endorsed by Quality Digest.