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... environment . They also transform the business environment by increasing the interdependence of suppliers and builders , of retailers and customers , and of governments and businesses . Decision Support Systems Managers would love to ...
... environment . They also transform the business environment by increasing the interdependence of suppliers and builders , of retailers and customers , and of governments and businesses . Decision Support Systems Managers would love to ...
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... environment that is information intensive . In order to maximize success in such an environment , companies may need to reorganize themselves in ways that maximize their ability to produce and use information effectively . Making the ...
... environment that is information intensive . In order to maximize success in such an environment , companies may need to reorganize themselves in ways that maximize their ability to produce and use information effectively . Making the ...
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... environment is also increasing , creating the need for more information . In the days of the local economy , consumers chose from a rather small array of products , whereas they now choose from a tremendous number of products . This ...
... environment is also increasing , creating the need for more information . In the days of the local economy , consumers chose from a rather small array of products , whereas they now choose from a tremendous number of products . This ...
Contents
WORK TRANSFORMED | 24 |
MANAGEMENT AND LABOR | 48 |
THE GLOBAL ECONOMY | 73 |
Copyright | |
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