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This document discusses the creative industry ecosystem in Indonesia. It defines creative industries as activities originating from individual creativity, skill, and talent that have potential for wealth and job creation through intellectual property. The document lists several creative industry sub-sectors such as advertising, architecture, crafts, fashion, film/video production, and graphic design. It notes that human resources are the most important asset for creative industries and that Indonesia is well-suited for this sector given its focus on human capital.
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Presented by
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Learning objectives:
- Identify the hidden barriers that prevent Lean from gaining tractionand discover practical strategies to overcome them
- Learn the nine behaviors leaders and employees can adopt to build a culture of continuous improvement
- Gain strategic insights into driving cultural change across teams and entire organizations
Scott Gauvin is the CEO of Macresco Consulting and the Co-founder of the Respect for People Roadmap. With 30 years of experience in operations, he has helped organizations around the world and across industries rethink the path to transformationnot just in process, but in mindset.
A contributing author to Leading With Compassion: Cultivating Connection from the Inside Out, Scott believes real change happens when organizations bridge the gap between culture and strategy. Right now, hes focused on helping organizations unlock performance by systematically cultivating the behaviors that make it possible.
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The rollout raises important questions: Which transitions are smooth? Where are the main challenges, and who is most affected? Are issues local or widespread? How are small and large companies affected differently? Researchers play a vital role in evaluating these developments, sharing insights, and supporting a just and effective transition to zero-emission city logistics.
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