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Wer bin ich, wenn ich online bin ... : ... und was macht mein Gehirn solange? Wie das Internet unser Denken verändert

Carr, Nicholas G. - 2010 - 1. Aufl.

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The big switch : der große Wandel ; die Vernetzung der Welt von Edison bis Google

Carr, Nicholas G. - 2009 - 1. Aufl.

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The big switch : rewiring the world, from Edison to Google

Carr, Nicholas G. - 2008 - 1. ed.

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Bob's meltdown

Carr, Nicholas G. - In: Managing difficult people, (pp. 13-35). 2008

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The End of Corporate Computing - After pouring millions of dollars into in-house data centers, companies may soon find that it's time to start shutting them down. IT is shifting from being an asset companies own to a service they purchase.

Carr, Nicholas G. - In: MIT sloan management review 46 (2005) 3, pp. 67-74

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Does IT matter? : Information technology and the corrosion of competitive advantage

Carr, Nicholas G. - 2004

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The corrosion of IT advantage: strategy makes a comeback

Carr, Nicholas G. - In: Journal of Business Strategy 25 (2004) 5, pp. 10-15

When a valuable new technology emerges, it provides forward‐looking companies with opportunities for gaining a strong and durable edge over the competition. But as the technology matures and standardizes, it loses its power to provide competitive advantage. What it doesn’t lose is its power...

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Does IT matter? : Information technology and the corrosion of competitive advantage

Carr, Nicholas G. - 2004

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The corrosion of IT advantage: strategy makes a comeback

Carr, Nicholas G. - In: Journal of business strategy 25 (2004) 5, pp. 10-15

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CONTRARIA - In Praise of Walls - Don't assume that the "death of distance" brought about by new communication technologies will mean the death of the company as we know it.

Carr, Nicholas G. - In: MIT sloan management review 45 (2004) 3, pp. 10-13

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