Inside 'Area X': the elite teams at JPMorgan that help decide which tech projects to green light — and which to kill

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The teams are part of JPMorgan's continued effort to drive innovation and surface new ideas from its 256,000 global employees.
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Inside 'Area X': the elite teams at JPMorgan that help decide which tech projects to green light — and which to kill

Inside 'Area X': the elite teams at JPMorgan that help decide which tech projects to green light — and which to kill

Dakin Campbell | The teams are part of JPMorgan's continued effort to drive innovation and surface new ideas from its 256,000 global employees.

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