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Introduction
The organization that I will focus on for this paper is Scott Consulting. Scott Consulting is a private consulting firm formed in 1983 based out of Atlanta, GA. Scott Consulting also has offices located in Chicago, Dallas, Phoenix and Birmingham to name a few. The company was formed by 6 individuals, who combined their years and experience in IT to develop a consulting firm to meet the IT needs of major companies. The investors embarked with a vision of aligning qualified IT professionals in various industries that could utilize unique and specific skill sets as it relates to IT. The investors believe in order to give the best to our clients, we must commit to a high standard of ethics, integrity, personal values and responsiveness to the client’s needs. The staff is made up of 200 permanent employees and over 1,600 staff consultants. Scott Consulting serves over 2,500 clients Nationally with IT needs. The IT clients vary from start-ups to well established Fortune 50 companies. Scott Consulting has held the title of “50 Best Small and Medium Companies” this honor was held by the company in 2008.
In 2006 Scott Consulting expanded its organization to include a telecommunications division. The telecom division has been the backbone of new business and sustainability since its development in 2006. The telecom unit of Scott Consulting is comprised of Project Managers, Design engineers, Provisioning Engineers, Team leads, Management and the Leadership Team. I am one of the original 15 people who started in this division. Scott Consulting telecom consultants work in both southeast and northeast markets. Scott Consulting first Southeast market client was ALL WIRELESS and it’s office in Georgia. This was the market I started in; I worked onsite for ALL WIRELESS as a consultant through another agency. ALL WIRELESS dissolved that relationship and transferred me to Scott Consulting in 2006 to continue working on the Georgia contract. By 2008 Scott Consulting
The organization that I will focus on for this paper is Scott Consulting. Scott Consulting is a private consulting firm formed in 1983 based out of Atlanta, GA. Scott Consulting also has offices located in Chicago, Dallas, Phoenix and Birmingham to name a few. The company was formed by 6 individuals, who combined their years and experience in IT to develop a consulting firm to meet the IT needs of major companies. The investors embarked with a vision of aligning qualified IT professionals in various industries that could utilize unique and specific skill sets as it relates to IT. The investors believe in order to give the best to our clients, we must commit to a high standard of ethics, integrity, personal values and responsiveness to the client’s needs. The staff is made up of 200 permanent employees and over 1,600 staff consultants. Scott Consulting serves over 2,500 clients Nationally with IT needs. The IT clients vary from start-ups to well established Fortune 50 companies. Scott Consulting has held the title of “50 Best Small and Medium Companies” this honor was held by the company in 2008.
In 2006 Scott Consulting expanded its organization to include a telecommunications division. The telecom division has been the backbone of new business and sustainability since its development in 2006. The telecom unit of Scott Consulting is comprised of Project Managers, Design engineers, Provisioning Engineers, Team leads, Management and the Leadership Team. I am one of the original 15 people who started in this division. Scott Consulting telecom consultants work in both southeast and northeast markets. Scott Consulting first Southeast market client was ALL WIRELESS and it’s office in Georgia. This was the market I started in; I worked onsite for ALL WIRELESS as a consultant through another agency. ALL WIRELESS dissolved that relationship and transferred me to Scott Consulting in 2006 to continue working on the Georgia contract. By 2008 Scott Consulting
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