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Innovative readiness is increasingly recognized as a critical factor for organizational success in today's dynamic environment. It refers to the ability and willingness of an organization's personnel to engage in and support innovative processes [1]. This concept encompasses multiple dimensions, including motivational, cognitive, behavioral, and cultural readiness, all of which should be addressed to create a workforce that is truly prepared to innovate.
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