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Monday, 5 March 2007

Know a great innovator?

Posted on 10:24 by Unknown

Well, don't just sit there reading blog posts! Nominate them for the Product Development and Management Association's (PDMA's) Outstanding Corporate Innovator award.

innovation, awards, PDMA, product development

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