Módulo I-U2/Lección 2: Áreas

Lección 2 del Módulo I del Diplomado en Gestión del Proceso Editorial. En ella se explica cómo deben formarse las áreas en el contexto del desarrollo organizacional. Se pone especial énfasis en la creación del área de Coordinación Editorial y las reglas para su funcionamiento en coordinación con el resto de áreas de la organización.

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