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Welcome to Best Practices Florida - your "one-stop-shop" on the journey to Performance Excellence. Regardless of where your organization is on the performance excellence continuum, this site can provide value to you. Whether you want to contribute or find best practices, learn how to solve problems, or discuss issues with experts or peers, you have come to the right place. Through Best Practices Florida, we can make Florida "a state of excellence."

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