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BearingPoint specializes in business consulting, with resources in information technology and management. BearingPoint is an independent company with European roots and a global presence; The company's clients are companies and government organizations around the world.

History

2015: BearingPoint in Russia

As of 2015, the company is represented by BearingPoint LLC in Russia, Olga Safonova acted as general director. For more information about the company's business in Russia, see the link.

2013: BearingPoint in Ukraine

Since February 2013, BearingPoint has expanded the geography of its activities and announced the opening of an office in Ukraine. BearingPoint is now represented in 16 countries, and also provides consulting services to clients around the world through a network of strategic partners. Until 2015, the head of the Ukrainian office was Andrey Kryukov.

2012: Closing control acquisition at Effiscience

On January 23, 2012, BearingPoint closed the deal to acquire a controlling stake (51%) in the system developer, business analysts HyperCube the American the company. Effiscience The amount of the transaction was not disclosed. The HyperCube Analytics System is designed to handle large amounts of data () big data to control risk across the value chain. HyperCube technology consumers - financial sector, insurance companies, retail and. EffiScience health care has more than 170 customers, mainly in. To Europe The acquisition of this software product will complement the BearingPoint portfolio of products and solutions, including reporting systems ABACUS and Infonova's line of solutions. BearingPoint plans to present the system, including on the Russian market.

2011: Strategic Alliance with ABeam Consulting

Since 2011, BearingPoint has been in a strategic alliance with ABeam Consulting to provide services in the markets of the Asian region. BearingPoint and ABeam have successfully implemented a number of projects in, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA mainly for local divisions of international corporations based in, and Germany France others. the European countries One of the main tasks of international corporations China in is the development and implementation of functional business strategies, organizational structures and processes that ensure efficiency in a situation of a changing and developing business and investment climate.

2010: BearingPoint Executive - Peter Mokler

The head of the new company is Peter Mockler, who has led BearingPoint's EMEA practice since 2006.

2009

Completion of the sale of the European division to the management of the EMEA region

In August 2009, after bankruptcies the company, BearingPoint, engaged in management consulting and, IT completed the sale of its European division to the management of the EMEA region (, and Europe). Middle East Africa As a result, the regional practice was transformed into a private partnership, owned by 120 company leaders in 14 countries. Europe The private partnership also included Russian the BearingPoint office. The transaction value was $69 million. More. here

The established partnership, which employs 3250 employees, including 225 in Russia, continues to operate under the BearingPoint brand.

Deals with Deloitte and PricewaterhouseCoopers

In February 2009, American BearingPoint filed for protection from creditors.

At the end of March 2009, it became known that the audit firm Deloitte was buying the largest segment of the BearingPoint business - a practice in the public sector in North America. The transaction worth $350 million was completed in May 2009.

In April PricewaterhouseCoopers , she bought for $45 million a subsidiary of BearingPoint, operating in. Japan

In May, a deal was completed to sell PricewaterhouseCoopers to the North American commercial sector practice for $44 million. And in early August, the takeover of the Brazilian "daughter" BearingPoint was completed - it was bought by the local outsourcer CSC.

In July and August, Deloitte also announced plans to acquire a substantial portion of BearingPoint's public sector practices in the Middle East as well as Asia Pacific.

2008: Annual turnover - €567 million

The annual turnover of BearingPoint in EMEA reached €567 million in 2008.

1997-2001: BearingPoint Education

The company was formed as a result of the creation of consulting practices within the framework of KPMG, its branch into an independent legal entity under the name KPMG Consulting in 2001 and the subsequent renaming to BearingPoint.

Links

• IT consulting: Managers bought out European office of bankrupt BearingPoint