“Changes don't come along in nice annual packages, so the need for strategy work is episodic, not necessarily annual.”

—  Richard Rumelt

Richard P. Rumelt in: " Guru Richard Rumelt http://www.economist.com/node/12677012," at economist.com, Dec. 26 2008.

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