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Archive for July, 2008

Welcome to The Logical Organization Blog

Much has been written about corporate performance and the emerging new way of competition – business intelligence. Over the years I have witnessed great companies, full of energy bursting to get new products to the market, but doing so in an outdated mode.
Process re-engineering has largely refined operations, but the human element remains a major [...]