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To stay competitive in the 21st century and to meet the expectations of today’s digital population, businesses need a strategy for transparency that can be effectively communicated to employees and customers around the world. This issue of Executive Edge explores how to manage transparency, how to create transparency online, how to make sure your company’s message is authentic and the impact of radical transparency. As we learn in this issue, transparency allows us to deal fairly with each other and it can create competitive advantage. Ultimately, it’s advantageous to know how to see transparency and encourage it.

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