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Now that we live in an age in which cocreation is taken seriously, entrepreneurs must focus and anticipate, or they will go under. Organizations, within or outside their own chain, work together for products and services, subsequently find an appropriate business model, and offer their products on the market. This does not take a year of preparation. This may be done in months or, if possible, even weeks.
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van der Lans, A. (2013). Business Process Management (BPM): The Information Loop. In: Baan, P. (eds) Enterprise Information Management. Management for Professionals, vol 2. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-5236-2_4
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