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Economic business partnerships within industry 4.0 : new technologies in management

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How to integrate suppliers into the innovation process? : an explorative case of champion formalization in the purchasing department in times of open innovation

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Matching co-innovation project types to diverse customer relationships : perspective of an industrial technology supplier

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Explaining changes in supplier involvement in complex new product development : a resource orchestration perspective

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Introducing the electronic knowledge framework into the traditional automotive suppliers' industry : from mechanical engineering to mechatronics

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The automotive sector is undergoing radical changes. New trends such as electrification, autonomous driving, connectivity, and car-sharing - to name a few - are disturbing the carmakers, which must satisfy their clients while meeting the increasingly strict environmental regulations. This...

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