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Disambiguation of "Stern, Steven E."

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The transformational dimension in the realization of business value from information technology.

, , , , and . J. Strategic Inf. Sys., 15 (3): 249-270 (2006)

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Steven Minden University of Stuttgart

E. Garrelts

Patrick Stern University of Stuttgart

Steven Presser University of Stuttgart

E. Zafeiriou

 

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