NouvEON Launches Four Knowledge Domain Areas

NouvEON is launching four knowledge domain areas to support the company's hyper-growth.

Charlotte, NC (PRWEB) November 5, 2009 -- Business and technology consulting firm, NouvEON, is launching four knowledge domain areas to enhance client focus by representing its areas of expertise.

NouvEON consultants are recognized as experts in the fields of change management, process improvement, project and program management, and solutions integration. With the launch, each consultant has been assigned to a knowledge domain based on their skills and professional certifications. Brian Connor, Jim Day and Tony Williams were appointed as the new knowledge domain leaders.

T.J. Eberle, president and chief executive officer of NouvEON, said, "I am excited about the launch of the knowledge domain areas because it improves client focus, allows NouvEON to better leverage the skills within the whole firm, and enables scalability for the hyper-growth we seek in our future."

NouvEON has experienced a tremendous amount of growth in the past year. It was recognized by the http://www.nouveon.com/Nouveon-News/NouvEON-Flourishes-as-Top-Five-Growth-Company-in-Q2-2009.html[Extrex Private Company Index for its rapid growth for six consecutive quarters and was named to the prestigious Ilnc. 5000 list of fastest growing private companies in America.

Eberle expects NouvEON to continue its hyper-growth by delivering high quality results to all of its clients.

Change Management Brian Connor is leading the change management knowledge domain area. He has nearly twenty years of 'big four' consulting and senior-level corporate experience driving complex transformation initiatives. "NouvEON has been recognized as a regional thought leader in organizational change management for many years," says Connor. "The creation of a formal change management knowledge domain area reinforces NouvEON's strengthened commitment to providing innovative, high impact change management services to its large client base."

Program and Project Management Tony Williams is the program and project management domain area leader. He has 20 years of consulting experience, leading large, multi-industry, multi-national business critical implementations and has a passion for sharing his knowledge to drive business critical initiatives for his clients. "With a commitment to a never ending pursuit of excellence, NouvEON has created a program and project management knowledge domain focused on strengthening services in the areas of portfolio management, PMO assessment & implementation, business and IT governance and lean / six sigma practices," says Williams.

Solutions Integration Jim Day is leading the solutions integration knowledge domain. He has over twenty five years of 'big four' consulting and senior-level corporate experience implementing large scale solutions integration solutions. Day is pleased with NouvEON's recent launch and its strong commitment to lifting clients towards success.

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