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Leaders must design and implement databased, customer-focused, strategic planning processes that involve staff in order to increase staff commitment to engage in the many new efforts that will have the most important strategic impact on outcomes for customers. A reader stumbles through a badly lighted labyrinth far from the equally databased, technically more sophisticated, and much more vivifying worlds of recent, relevant (and here uncited) monographs by Samuel Cohn on French miners' strikes 1890-1935, Roberto Franzosi on Italian postwar industrial conflict, and Olivier Fillieule on French demonstrations 1979-1993. In fact, that type of user (mainframe, custom-programmed, databased and long-term) will be financially set back to the tune of billions of dollars. |
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