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“People must know that their ideas will be listened to and, if they have merit, acted upon. If they do, it is possible to mobilize individual creativity on a very broad scale.”

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James A. Champy
James A. Champy

James A. Champy is a renowned author born in 1942. His works primarily focus on enterprise management, information technology, and change management. more

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