APQC Communities of Practice Survey Findings Reveal Design and Strategy Gaps Organizations Must Close to Make CoPs Effective and Relevant APQC Communities of Practice Survey Findings Reveal Design and Strategy Gaps Organizations Must Close to Make CoPs Effective and Relevant Surveys, even when well-crafted, reveal only what respondents already believe to be true. They do not surface what participants don’t know, can’t imagine, or have yet to encounter. That means survey results should be treated as guideposts, not verdicts—signals that reveal where organizations are confident, where they are uncertain, and where blind spots are quietly shaping future challenges.  The APQC Communities of Practice (CoP) survey offers a useful snapshot, but its greatest value lies in the conversations and adjustments it can inspire. 

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