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In the fast-paced world of modern business, workarounds are often hailed as the heroes of productivity. Workarounds allow teams to sidestep obstacles while continuing to move a task forward. But what ...

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The Access Technology IdeaLab@RIT is a brainstorming marathon—run on sheer adrenalin. And the most recent one held the last weekend of April was no exception. Several teams of Rochester Institute of ...