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Kitchen-sink standards may disguise failure to standardize processes and identity

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06-20-2008, 04:43 AM

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Kitchen-sink standards may disguise failure to standardize processes and identity

I had an interesting discussion today with a key player in the development of a large, quite successful industry-specific standard by an industry consortium with representation from all the key stakeholders. I was surprised that he was less than sanguine...

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