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Daniel is the vice president of an insurance company that sells workers' compensation insurance. Recently, the company has identified problems of cost control in all of its offices. Daniel formed a team composed of the sales managers of all the four regions, along with some staff members from the company's informational technology and administration departments, to study the problem and make recommendations. This team is an example of a:
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