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If your product is really new and disruptive, make sure you have supply to meet the demand at rollout, and a patent to prevent others from jumping in quickly. Underestimate the importance of duediligence. Prioritize your tasks, take advantage of technology, and constantly optimize your processes. Marty Zwilling.
If your product is really new and disruptive, make sure you have supply to meet the demand at rollout, and a patent to prevent others from jumping in quickly. Underestimate the importance of duediligence. Prioritize your tasks, take advantage of technology, and constantly optimize your processes. Marty Zwilling.
If your product is really new and disruptive, make sure you have supply to meet the demand at rollout, and a patent to prevent others from jumping in quickly. Underestimate the importance of duediligence. Prioritize your tasks, take advantage of technology, and constantly optimize your processes. Marty Zwilling.
If your product is really new and disruptive, make sure you have supply to meet the demand at rollout, and a patent to prevent others from jumping in quickly. Underestimate the importance of duediligence. Prioritize your tasks, take advantage of technology, and constantly optimize your processes. Marty Zwilling.
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