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The environmental industry in Massachusetts: From rapid growth to maturity
Corporate Environmental Strategy
2000 : VOL. 7:3, p. 304-313
 2000 Diener, B.J.
Terkla, D.
456.
Having trouble with your strategy? Then map it
Harvard Business Review
2000 : SEP/OCT, VOL. 78:5, p. 167-176
 2000 Kaplan, R.S.
Norton, D.P.
457.
Getting the attention you need
Harvard Business Review
2000 : SEP/OCT, VOL. 78:5, p. 118-126
 2000 Davenport, T.H.
Beck, J.C.
458.
Will disruptive innovations cure health care?
Harvard Business Review
2000 : SEP/OCT, VOL. 78:5, p. 102-112
 2000 Christensen, C.M.
Bohmer, R.
Kenagy, J.
459.
Managing away bad habits
Harvard Business Review
2000 : SEP/OCT, VOL. 78:5, p. 89-98
 2000 Waldroop, J.
Butler, T.
460.
How we went digital without a strategy
Harvard Business Review
2000 : SEP/OCT, VOL. 78:5, p. 51-58
 2000 Semler, R.
461.
Restructuring the defence industry and arms production in Russia
Europe-Asia Studies
2000 : JUL, VOL. 52:5, p. 897-914
 2000 Sanchez-Andres, A.
462.
A marriage made in cyber-heaven
Connectis
2000 : OCT, 5, p. 40-41
 2000 Legrand, C.
463.
The value relevance of nonfinancial measures of air pollution in the electric utility industry
The Accounting Review
2000 : APR, VOL. 75:2, p. 209-228
 2000 Hughes II, K. E.
464.
Why is BMW driving itself crazy?
Fortune
2000 : VOL. 142:1, p. 88-96
 2000 Zesinger, S.
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