IT Consulting at Booz?

I was looking at Booz & Company's website and it appears that they have an IT practice. Is this a typical IT Consulting practice (think Accenture) or a more management consulting type unit with a focus on tech strategy (think McK BTO)?

While their website seems really broad in scope, I really doubt they participate in ERP transformation type projects...or am I mistaken here?

Anyone have any information on this? I am thinking of applying to them so would appreciate any info.

 

I chatted with one of their staffs at a school event. She said that part of their IT practice include computer network security consulting, security software development, cryptology, and computer intelligence work for the federal government.

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If you can get into one of the federal roles that require you to get a Top Secret clearance, take that shit and run with it. I know Deloitte has roles that require it so I would imagine that Booz does as well. That could help you reap MAJOR dividends down the road.

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Astronomer has it right - BAH has a massively deep bench for implementation-based IT "consulting", however I hate to use the word "consulting" for what BAH, Accenture, IBM, etc does - they're staff augmentation shops who have seen/done it before.

Booz & Co. has a very strong, competitive IT strategy division; they're two different animals entirely. Booz & Co. will give you access to cross-industry IT strategy whereas BAH is about asses-in-seats (i.e., you'll be hosting and developing sharepoint for the DOE, for instance).

 

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