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Pat has been put in charge of a new product line match ways he could obtain external kowledge with examples of those ways?
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∙ 13y ago
B-Pat could observe the competition
C-Pat could work with a consultant
C-Pat could bring in some current clients
A-Pat could buy the rights
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