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Experts Available to Discuss Study on How CEOs are Managing Change

Business Wire, June 4, 2008

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TOPIC: A global study called The Enterprise of the Future, conducted by IBM in conjunction with the Economist Intelligence Unit, found that eight out of 10 CEOs anticipate change in their industry, but only six out of 10 corporate leaders feel they have been able to adapt to change successfully, according to an article by Forbes. Participating CEOs defined the term change for the study, designating market factors, people skills and technological factors as the top three things that drive change in all industries. The study found corporate leaders believed in order to handle change successfully; they need to focus on their customer base. As a result, many CEOs claimed they will invest in global integration, partner collaboration, corporate social responsibility and the search for talented company additions.

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