We understand that a LOT of our members are consultants and we are now going to focus on trying to help them gain more business.
To do this we would first require to gain the confidence of the corporates by highlighting the specialties of the consultants and consulting firms.
From the beginning, we always knew that the core of this knowledge-base is going to be the knowledge that our consulting members will share and in the initial days we had a feature called the CBOX - which highlighted the user's special interests and area of work.
That feature kind of got dropped when we moved to a different software and was never redeveloped.
The segregation of "Market threads" is a start and will allow people to keep updated on various requests. However, we do not really have a deep understanding of how this consulting market works - so I request all members to put in their thoughts.
Like for example what information do corporates look for when they are looking for independent or small consulting firms? What helps them choose? How do they find them? How do consultants find work? etc etc...
Regards,
Sid
To do this we would first require to gain the confidence of the corporates by highlighting the specialties of the consultants and consulting firms.
From the beginning, we always knew that the core of this knowledge-base is going to be the knowledge that our consulting members will share and in the initial days we had a feature called the CBOX - which highlighted the user's special interests and area of work.
That feature kind of got dropped when we moved to a different software and was never redeveloped.
The segregation of "Market threads" is a start and will allow people to keep updated on various requests. However, we do not really have a deep understanding of how this consulting market works - so I request all members to put in their thoughts.
Like for example what information do corporates look for when they are looking for independent or small consulting firms? What helps them choose? How do they find them? How do consultants find work? etc etc...
Regards,
Sid