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The document discusses innovation templates and tools provided by Teams Online Ltd to help launch new products and services or improve existing ones. It outlines four innovation archetypes - Hunter, Explorer, Builder, and Experimenter - and lists different innovation formats and how they relate to the archetypes. Examples of innovation formats include venture funds, incubators, accelerators, and labs. The document also includes an education and contact section for an individual.
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