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They rely on trust and accountability to let employees take initiatives that lead to innovation and rapid execution.” That frequently might require some compromises between a pure Agile approach from top-to-bottom and more of a plan-driven or hybrid approach at some levels. ” Cavarec, Y. & & Fargis, B.
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