Review: Judgment Calls

The person who makes those decisions in any given company is even more critical. Too often, that responsibility falls to one team, just a few people—or sometimes—to a single person. That’s a big mistake, Thomas H. Davenport and Brooke Manville argue in their new book,

Joe Kornik | March 10, 2012

The person who makes those decisions in any given company is even more critical. Too often, that responsibility falls to one team, just a few people—or sometimes—to a single person. That’s a big mistake, Thomas H. Davenport and Brooke Manville argue in their new book,

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