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Brain power.

C Brustad
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Most organizations are smarter than they think. It's just that the information is locked in file cabinets, databases and people's heads. Getting that information--and using it--is the hallmark of a top-flight organization. The task is more difficult than you might think. H&HN profiles your knowledge management resources that can help you tap the wealth of information trapped inside your organization.

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C Brustad. 1999. Brain power.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10555498/

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