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As one of the region's foremost Consultancy, Learning and Development, and Research organisations, we are better placed to help you take the lead in the Asia-Pacific marketplace. Our team of highly qualified professionals listen to our clients, identify their needs, and develop customised interventions to meet those needs. We recognise that every organisation is unique, with different needs and objectives. By taking a holistic approach to meet these needs, we offer our services in an integrated fashion – setting strategy, implementing solutions and evaluating its effectiveness... More »
We partner our clients to develop customised solutions to address their most pressing issues and carve out the niche that help them maintain a competitive edge. Tapping on more than a decade of industry experience and functional expertise across various sectors, Beacon Consulting offers innovative solutions that yield new insights, drive results and make organisations more successful. More »
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Consultancy
We provide consulting services in various fields of expertise with our time-tested framework and approaches. Many of our consulting interventions are now recognised as world-class best practices. More »
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Learning & Development
From conceptualisation of programmes to content design, from delivery to application back at the workplace, we are guided by the fact that there needs to be a return on investment for our clients. . More »
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Research & Insights
With our unparalleled industry expertise in formal research, we uncover valuable insights for our customers. Our emphasis on quality, coupled with our team of experienced analysts, have resulted in numerous satisfied customers. More »
Hot Stuff.
... In the southern district of Kunming city in south-west China, you will see huge furniture stores painted with the blue and yellow colour scheme that you are familiar with. In the stores, you will also see the familiar cute miniature pencils and shopping bags. Yes, the whole look and feel of the furniture stores are close to, if not, the same as IKEA. The only difference perhaps is that none of the furniture is IKEA’s. This is the big bad wolf that terrorises reputable global brands like IKEA. It and its brethren are copycats and not counterfeits or fakes. The difference is that the latter are outright illegitimate. The former, on the other hand, are brands which outright mimic originals and are legal unless challenged. Continue Reading »
