Alcorta, 2003 - Google Patents
THE DIFFUSION OF FLEXIBLE AUTOMATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIESAlcorta, 2003
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- 13486465765010686576
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- Alcorta L
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- Flexible Automation in Developing Countries
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This chapter examines the extent of the diffusion of FA and identifies the main reasons for the use of FA and associated organizational techniques, particularly in the case of selected developing countries. Diffusion refers to the aggregate results of activities through which …
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