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Embrace change and be willing to take risks from "summary" of Reengineering the Corporation by Michael Hammer,James Champy

To succeed in the ever-evolving business landscape, organizations must demonstrate a willingness to embrace change and take risks. This means being open to new ideas, methods, and technologies that may challenge the status quo. Change is inevitable in today's fast-paced world, and those who resist it are likely to be left behind. By embracing change, companies can stay ahead of the curve and adapt to new market conditions, customer demands, and competitive threats. Taking risks is an essential part of driving innovation and growth. It involves stepping outside of your comfort zone and exploring new opportunities that may have the potential to transform your business. While risk-taking can be daunting, it is necessary for companies to remain competitive and seize new possibilities. Without taking risks, organizations may become stagnant and fail to capitalize on emerging trends and opportunities. In order to effectively embrace change and take risk...
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    Reengineering the Corporation

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