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In the last couple of articles we looked at the complex issue of managerial uncertainties and improving predictions. Given human frailties and organisational vulnerabilities this subject has

In the last couple of articles we looked at the complex issue of managerial uncertainties and improving predictions. Given human frailties and organisational vulnerabilities this subject has