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Simplified LCA and matrix methods in identifying the environmental aspects of a product system
Journal of Environmental Management
2005 : MAY, VOL. 75:3, p. 229-237
 2005 Hut, T. (et al.)
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Balancing standardization and adaptation for product performance in international markets: testing the influence of headquarters - subsidiary contact and cooperation
Management International Review
2004 : VOL. 44:2, p. 171-194
 2004 Subramaniam, M.
Hewett, K.
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Individual differences, motivations, and willingness to use a mass customization option for fashion products
European Journal of Marketing
2004 : VOL. 38:7, p. 835-849
 2004 Fiore, A. M.
Lee, S.-E.
Kunz, G.
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Dynamic programming for delayed product differentiation
European Journal of Operational Research
2004 : JUL, VOL. 156:1, p. 183-193
 2004 Hsu, H-M.
Wang, W-P.
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Design as an integrated process: Haley Sharpe Associates - Ten years on
Design Journal
2004 : VOL. 7:1, p. 43-54
 2004 Hands, D.
Edge, S.
Jerrard, B.
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Knowledge-based design and decisions: Accommodating multidisciplined product development teams
Design Journal
2004 : VOL. 7:1, p. 16-26
 2004 Chung, W.
Wang, C.
42.
Problem-solving oscillations in complex engineering projects
Management Science
2003 : JUN, VOL. 49:6, p. 733-750
 2003 Mihm, J.
Loch, C.
Huchzermeier, A.
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Investors' valuation of global product design and development
Journal of International Business Studies
2003 : SEP, VOL. 34:5, p. 457-472
 2003 Ojah, K.
Monplaisir, L.
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Global gatekeeping, representation, and networks structure: a longitudial analysis of regional and global knowledge-diffusion networks
Journal of International Business Studies
2003 : SEP, VOL. 34:5, p. 428-442
 2003 Spencer J.W.,
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Retentino of latent segments in regrassion based marketing models
International Journal of Research in Marketing
2003 : VOL 20:4, p. 315-321
 2003 Andrews, R. L.
Currim, I. S.
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