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Resolution,customers. Its resources are discontinuous change, accelerating technological developments, and open-ended people intent on creating radical new futures. Its opportunity is that the rules of the game are being completely redefined — the possibility-seeking organization has the opportunity to make the future happen.

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tomer orientation key behaviours of tomorrow‘s successful organization. These capabilities depend on a radical change in the form and character of all aspects of business organization and management. In Managing for the Future the author details the essential organizing concepts and patterns that wi