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The following case studies are representative of Booz & Company’s experience in the technology sector.
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Case study 1: A leading enterprise software firm was seeking to dramatically improve its position in the high-growth Chinese and Indian markets. read more > |
Case study 2: A leading global telecom equipment maker’s service business unit was seeking significant top-line growth in selected markets and service areas where it was underrepresented in sales. read more > |
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Case study 3: A major telecommunications equipment maker's innovation performance did not meet business requirements. read more > |
Case study 4: A global document-management technology and services company retained Booz & Company to reduce COGS by at least 10 percent within two years to close the gap with its competitors. read more > |
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Case study 5: A leading Internet security software firm was dissatisfied with the cost and effectiveness of its sales and marketing organization and supporting processes. read more > |
Case study 6: A leading global maker of mobile phones retained Booz & Company to introduce a management capability for its indirect channels in order to boost sales with retailers and the trade. read more > |
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Case study 7: A global leading telecommunications equipment maker required significantly lower spending on indirect materials to improve the bottom line. read more > |
Case study 8: A leading provider of telecommunications equipment faced an extremely hostile business environment that characterized the post-dot-com telecom industry marketplace. read more > |
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Case study 9: A global network equipment provider had acquired a joint-venture company without a clear, cohesive integration vision. read more > |
Case study 10: A leading producer of semiconductor devices was facing difficulties in its management of product development, hindering the reuse of development models. read more > |
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Case study 11: A manufacturer of personal computers and software products had R&D processes in place that were not meeting expectations for schedules and budgets. read more > |