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PRTM Continues to Build Asian Presence with Office in China
Business Wire, August 9, 2007
Firm's New Shanghai Location Helps Global Clients Drive Operational Strategies
SHANGHAI, China -- Further expanding its global presence, PRTM, a worldwide management consulting firm, has opened a new office in Shanghai, China. The office is expected to not only drive significant operational strategy and innovation improvements for global clients with operations in China, but to develop the next generation of business practices for Chinese companies moving to lead their industries globally, as well.
"China is rapidly becoming, if not so already, significant in the operations of our global clients," said Craig Kerr, Managing Director of PRTM's China office. "Our local presence in China will help us better serve our global clients as we apply commercial best practices and implement global operational strategies that drive innovation."
The growing tide of innovation within China--backed by a strong government five-year plan--will increasingly be felt globally. "Numerous Chinese companies are taking global leadership positions in their industries," commented Kerr. "To hold these positions as global leaders, they will need to continue innovating both their products and their supply chain operations. We are excited about leveraging our experience in helping these companies."
The PRTM Shanghai office is located in the Jin Mao Tower, 88 Shi Ji Avenue, in Pudong, Shanghai. It becomes one of 16 PRTM offices worldwide in Bengaluru, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Frankfurt, Glasgow, London, Munich, New York, Orange County (Calif.), Paris, Silicon Valley, Tokyo, and Washington, DC.
About PRTM Management Consultants
Since 1976, PRTM (www.prtm.com) has created a competitive advantage for its clients by changing the way companies operate. PRTM management consultants work with senior executives to develop and implement innovative operational strategies that deliver breakthrough results. The firm is a leader in operational strategy, supply chain, product development, and customer value management. PRTM has 16 offices worldwide and serves major industry and government sectors. For more information, visit www.prtm.com.
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