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Navigating Lean Digital Transformation - People First Tech Second - cover

Navigating Lean Digital Transformation - People First Tech Second

Gourav Dudeja

Publisher: Blue Rose Publishers

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In "Navigating Lean Digital Transformation," Gourav Dudeja offers an approach to prosper in the digital era. Through extensive research and real-world insights, this book reveals why Lean Digital Transformation initiatives often stumble and, more importantly, how to ensure they succeed.
Available since: 02/15/2024.
Print length: 208 pages.

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