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		<title>Governance by Exception: When Executive Leaders Should Get Involved</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Every executive wants visibility into important projects. Few want to sit through endless status meetings. Governance by exception solves this problem. It gives leaders the oversight they need while allowing project teams to manage the work. Instead of reviewing every decision, executives step in only when an issue threatens business goals. Good governance should support...</p>
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