Problem solving in business
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I am doing a series spotlighting the wisdom of executives. The first in the series shares Irvine, California-based Tom Fedro's insights on problem solving. To be a successful start-up entrepreneur, problem solving is critical--especially in the technology industry.
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Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
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