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A comparison between the private sector and military approaches to organisational principles and values / Peter Acutt

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In: Australian Defence Force Journal No 169, 2005, pp.15-22 (F7)Summary: Compares current private and military approaches to organisational values to determine improvements that might be available to the Australian Defence Organisation through adoption of effective private sector practice.

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Compares current private and military approaches to organisational values to determine improvements that might be available to the Australian Defence Organisation through adoption of effective private sector practice.

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