Swish, swish! As everyone watched, two red contract folders were signed as a symbol of sincere cooperation between the two parties, who both achieved a major milestone event by exchanging signatures. 
Today, National Sun Yat-sen University’s College of Management and Deloitte Taiwan Risk Advisory Consulting Co. signed a three-year strategic alliance letter of intent.
The largest management consulting company in Taiwan with a market share of 10 to 20%, Deloitte Taiwan covers sustainable development, financial risk, computer auditing, digital transformation, digital strategy, and big data analysis.
Deloitte Taiwan’s parent company, Deloitte, is the world’s largest professional services firm, with a wealth of resources, international expertise, and easy access to cross-sector strategic partners.
The consulting industry has always been a career goal for many students in the College of Management, and as an industry leader, Deloitte Taiwan is the best choice for students to learn more about the consulting industry.
The College of Management, NSYSU has already established a cooperative relationship with Deloitte Taiwan. Associate Dean Jiu-Kun Kuo of the College mentioned that after years of cooperation and exchange, they learned that there were fortuitous opportunities for both sides. Perhaps it is also because of these opportunities that both parties are warm and enthusiastically motivated to continue long-term cooperation.

**The Value of Management Consulting: Helping Companies Solve Problems

In the past, Deloitte Taiwan has provided such programs as “Risk Consulting Management Talent Training Program,” “Business Management Professional Internship Course,” and “Digital Technology Trends and Applications” for NSYSU’s College of Management. The content covers digital transformation, information technology, big data analysis, information security risks, intelligent applications, money laundering prevention and anti-information terrorism, among others.
At the beginning of the session, Vice President of Deloitte Taiwan, Shang-Ju Yang mentioned the value of being a management consultant in today’s fast-changing business environment. Consultants must be familiar with various industries, understand the latest regulations and laws, and apply appropriate risk management strategies.
In particular, he said, “Stories without numbers, and numbers without stories are meaningless.” Vice President Yang’s memorable statement means that in the era of big data, the interpretation of information and data by consultants has a crucial impact in helping companies solve their problems and further enhance and create corporate value.
As for today’s signing, Vice President Yang said that he was very happy to establish a long-term relationship with the College of Management. Currently, there are only about ten graduates from National Sun Yat-sen University in the company, and he hopes to recruit more outstanding alumni to work in the company in the future.
Before signing the contract, Dean Shu-Chuan Jennifer Yeh of the College of Management NSYSU said in addition to industry-academic cooperation and talent exchange, between the College and Deloitte Taiwan, the cooperation has also included the creation of new courses with departments and institutes in recent years. It is hoped that after the signing of the contract, both parties can even create more win-win situations in the future.

(Contributed by College of Management Media)