How to create a culture for digital innovation
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This document provides tips for creating a culture of digital innovation. It recommends starting by understanding your audience and making technology work for you. The document then suggests focusing on ideation and implementation by generating new ideas and putting them into practice to drive digital innovation in your organization.
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