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company president James Wu that Foundation implement a new global knowledge-sharing
application that promises so cut development time and costs in half. She hbs done extensive re-
search en knowiedge-sharing systems and has qaked closely with an LT. Girector at global
powerhouse Pfizes, a company that developed its COVID-19 vaceine with BioNTech in about
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agreed to pursue the project. He has asked Clarke to investigate firms that could assist
Foundation's L.T. department in developing and implementing a global know-edge-sharing
application that would be compatible with Foundation's existing systems. Wu explainod that he
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findings to Wu's office, where she was greeted by Lucy Lee, a young. petice, attractive woman
whe served as a scr of executive assistant bo Wu. Woed was that the relaticnship between Lee
and Wo was lotaly proper, but besides the value of her good looks, no one in the oompany could
understand why she was working there. Her lack of talent and experience made her a labilty
more than a help. She was very deferential to Wu but condescending to everyone else. Lee was a
constant source of imritation and ill will among managers throughout the pompany, but there
was no doubt that the only way to get to Wu was through Lucy Lee. Lee took the information
from Clarke and promised the president would review it within two days. The next aflemoon,
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for helging amall companies compulerize their acoounting systems. She was not aware that they
had done any work relaled to knowledge-sharing appleations, particularty on a giobal basis.
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Lucy Lee's, and things began to fal into place. Fortunately, she also leamed that the firm did have
some limited experience in more complex applications, She triod to talk pervately with Wu about
his reasons for wanting to consider Standard, but Wo insisted that Lee participate in all his
internal meebings. A their most recent meeting. Wu insisted that Standard be inctuded for poss
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