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Competitive strategy (Porter) (view source)
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Chen, Ye-sho, Chong, P. P., & Chen, Jason C. 2000. Small business management: An it-based approach. Journal of Computer Information Systems, 41(2): 40.
Chen, Ye-sho, Chong, P. P., & Chen, Jason C. 2000. Small business management: An it-based approach. Journal of Computer Information Systems, 41(2): 40.
Kim, K. K., & Michelman, Jeffrey E. 1990. An examination of factors for the strategic use of information systems in the health care industry. MIS Quarterly, 14(2): 201.
Kim, K. K., & Michelman, Jeffrey E. 1990. [http://inn.colorado.edu/Details/Paper/8378 An examination of factors for the strategic use of information systems in the health care industry.] MIS Quarterly, 14(2): 201.
McFarlan, & Warren, F. 1984. Information technology changes the way you compete. Harvard business review, 62(3): 98.
McFarlan, & Warren, F. 1984. Information technology changes the way you compete. Harvard business review, 62(3): 98.
Porter, Michael E., & Millar, Victor E. 1985. How information gives you competitive advantage. Harvard business review, 63(4): 149.
Porter, Michael E., & Millar, Victor E. 1985. How information gives you competitive advantage. Harvard business review, 63(4): 149.
Rackoff, Nick, Wiseman, Charles, & Ullrich, Walter A. 1985. Information systems for competitive advantage: Implementation of a planning process. MIS Quarterly, 9(4): 285.
Rackoff, Nick, Wiseman, Charles, & Ullrich, Walter A. 1985. Information systems for competitive advantage: Implementation of a planning process. MIS Quarterly, 9(4): 285.
== Links from this theory to other theories ==
== Links from this theory to other theories ==