o6o international management consulting

o6o International was founded in 2004 by a multi-national team of professionals with long experience in industry and strategy consulting, with presence in Ireland, The Netherlands, Spain and the USA.

This founding team had broad experience in marketing, sales and business and technology strategy and a desire to work with clients in a no-nonsense manner. The team's experience covers a rare combination of strategy and implementation in:
		advising executive management on strategic direction
		defining and improving business and technology strategies
		evaluating both new and existing business opportunities
		managing operations and supporting new businesses
		implementing new business processes and systems

The idea behind o6o International was to provide companies with excellent strategy and management consulting and a direct, straightforward approach. We bring the best people and we work with the client, not as remote outsiders. We believe this is the best way to provide results, not just reports. Our international experience, primarily in the telecommunication, technology and energy sectors, means that we bring:
	a practical and direct focus, always with immediate application of our work
	an ability to adapt to our client's situation
	an emphasis on adding value to what clients already have
	a history of turning complex technologies into products and services your customers will happily pay for
	a team composition that is customized for every client so that we can offer:
		Strategy consulting advice
		Business and technology implementation teams
		Line-management and senior executive capabilities

One of the most common questions we get is "where does that name come from?"
Like many things - it's a long story.

It started off as the name of a lecture theatre where one of the founders went to university and spent far too long studying mathematics and thermodynamics.

Then it became a symbol of our people's unusual combination of numeracy and literacy.

After that things got a little complicated and esoteric. The telecom people thought it would be good to have a three-letter-abbreviation (a TLA) as the name of a firm that did lots of work with telecom clients - after all this is the industry that sold people exciting new products with names like SMS and WAP and ISDN and ADSL and 3G. Surely they'd appreciate a name like o6o.

In the end we realized that once people got over their initial curiosity they remembered the name. We couldn't ask for more in a brand.