Titlebook: New Contributions in Information Systems and Technologies; Volume 1 Alvaro Rocha,Ana Maria Correia,Luis Paulo Reis Conference proceedings 2

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Paulo Enes Silveirats and engineers be given the luxury of this kind of withdrawal from the world? Invention and discovery have transformed nature. To what extent do the agents who made these changes have to take responsibility for their creations? This question is cogently raised by novels like . and .. In both cases

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Elsa Paola Mora Holguín,Víctor Hugo Medina Garcíaw professionals can, and do, envision themselves and their organizations as multifaceted or hybrid organisms—reflecting on their past, present, and future possibilities. The aim is to find the value of diversity of particular communities while also promoting collective, collaborative identities. Thi

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Ilyes Khennak,Habiba Driasirms must possess strategic flexibility. They should focus not just on launching innovative products and services but also focus on how to deliver it or how to make it available to the market. In order to ride the uncertainty of the business environment and the risk associated with the same, firms m

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George Suciu,Victor Suciu,Simona Halunga,Octativan Fratupport their client organizations to provide a smooth and timely delivery of goods. LSPs provide flexibility in their processes to meet the dynamic requirements of their customers. In this chapter, there is an attempt to identify the best practices followed by Indian LSPs and to rank the identified b

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Jessica Souza,Leonardo Botega,José Eduardo Santarém Segundo,Claudia Bertiighlights strategies for transforming organizations while enThe book focuses on key emerging areas concerning flexible systems management as an approach for transforming organizations. It is divided into three parts, discussing Enterprise Flexibility and Performance Management; Transformational Stra

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the radical challenges it offered to collective and cultural memory also fed a conception of the past as product to be consumed, ushering in the age of memory as consumer good. Consumer memory culture, in this perspective, is the unexpected outcome of a feminist politics of recognition resignified for capitalist productivity.

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