Monitor Acquired By Deloitte

Any thoughts on how Deloitte buying Monitor will change the power shift among consulting firms? From my understanding, Deloitte's Strategy/Operations line is acquiring Monitor; does this position them to make a run for Tier 1 or elite Tier 2 status?

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Agreed. WIthin a short time the people from Monitor who could have left will be gone. The ones left will not be those to build a strategy practice around and the net result will have been the removal of Monitor from the space.

 

I heard through the grapevine that quite a bit of Monitor partners left to MBB prior to the acquisition by Deloitte. However, I believe that Deloitte did acquire Monitor's proprietary tools/materials so from that point of view, I think that have narrowed the gap between themselves and MBB.

However, at the end of the day, I dont think they will catch up with MBB in a strategy service sense. Deloitte will most likely continue doing heavy technology based work and will maintain their current strategy market share.

 

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