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    It Is Usually Impractical to Combine Product Development, Manufacturing, and R&D
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It Is Usually Impractical to Combine Product Development, Manufacturing, and R&D

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It is usually impractical to combine product development, manufacturing, and R&D within the same organizational unit.

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