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If entrepreneurs do not need to know all the answers-yet need to ask the right questions-why does solutions to adaptive challenges reside not in the executive suite but in the collective intelligence of employees at all levels. Please support your 200 or more word response with scholarly references. Be sure to use APA 5th edition guidelines for in-text citations and the reference list.

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//Before discussing about any aspect, the simple introduction regarding that aspect is necessary. So, initially, we will discuss about the 'Collective Intelligence' and its significance to employees, who confront adaptive challenges.//

The collective intelligence of employees can give solution to adaptive challenges. The organizations has forced to clarify their values, develop new strategies and learn new ways of operating by changes in societies, markets, customers, competition and technology around the globe. When companies restructure, build up or execute strategy, ...

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