Weekly Summary (5/16/2022): The most notable publications this week on ZT speak to the defined progress that is being seen in big federal systems. There are some specific studies and publications showing how they are progressing, and it is significant. However, it’s worth noting that as is typically prescribed for organizations, each agency has adapted ZT to their specific needs and has a slightly different progression model. But progress is progress and things are appearing to get better slowly.
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