Who "gets it" now?

Article Change Management March 2003

PM Network

Walker, Richard

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Walker, R. (2003). Who "gets it" now? PM Network, 17(3), 22.
Organizations often feel the need to change in response to current trends rather than their own organizational strategy. In order to succeed, organizations must assess their individual situation before changing.
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