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Exploring Consulting Frameworks: The Experience Curve

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It was developed in the 1960s by Boston Consulting Group (BCG), one of the biggest consulting companies in the world at the time. Literature there was, including a 1964 Harvard Business Review article, “Profit from the Learning Curve,” by a professor of chemical engineering, Winfred Hirschmann.

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Why McKinsey Will Win In The Age of AI

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I had a background in manufacturing engineering, had worked at GE, and also had experience working on factory floors, which made me a good fit for the role. I was focused specifically on manufacturing and supply chain knowledge and worked directly with client teams around the world working on these kinds of projects.

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A Brief History of Strategy Consulting: 100 years from Frederick Taylor to the “Next New Normal”

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The history of strategy consulting starts with Frederick Taylor and the Scientific Management movement but took many twists and turns as it evolved into its current state, an industry looking inward and pondering where it fits in the new technology-powered business world. Chapter 1: Frederick Taylor: “The System Must Be First”.