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Arthur D. Little, a unique management consultancy, linking Strategy, Innovation & Technology to ensure business success for our clients.

Utilities Flash Report

Analysis of the Italian Utilities Sector - Full Year 2012 results

Electricity Trading beyond “Buy and Sell”

Wholesale electricity trading now becomes essential for utilities in Southeast Europe

Technology Application in Mid-Sized Oil and Gas Companies

Helping E&P Companies to Better Results by Improved Use of Technology

Project Risk Management – An Executive Concern

Actively Manage Risk to Deliver Capital Projects on Time and to Budget!

National Fibre Strategies

National economic imperative or just another private industry task?

Utilities Online - a Case Study of Italy

How Utilities Compete on the Web to Capture and Retain Customers

New GDP guidelines: looking beyond

Regulatory changes of Good Distribution Practice (GDP) of Medicinal Products increase complexity

Launch excellence for new medicines

Global challenges require new approach for market entry

Pathways to Innovation Excellence Future of Television

Arthur D. Little, founded in 1886, is the world's first management consultancy. We are unique in linking Strategy, Innovation & Technology to master our clients' business complexity to deliver sustainable solutions. We are unique in the quality of our people, combining deep industry expertise and innovative thinking to create a client focussed service offering.

Prism: Nurturing Growth

Innovation is the prerequisite for sustainable growth. In our latest issue of Prism we pursue the question: How to nurture innovation? Besides other topics, we explore the hard evidence on which innovation practices really make the difference in terms of performance, share insights on an optimized PLM, and show how quality management gradually turns into a more strategic and value-adding function.