Relative Importance, Specific Investment and Ownership in Interorganizational Systems.
Implementation and maintenance of interorganizational systems (IOS) require investments by all the participating firms. Compared with intraorganizational systems, however, there are additional uncertainties and risks. This is because the benefits of IOS investment depend not only on a firm's ow...
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2008
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