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Journal of Global Information Technology Management Volume 11, 2008 - Issue 2
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Business Network Agility for Global Demand-Supply Synchronization: A Comparative Case Study in the Apparel Industry

Mark LewisGeorgia State University, [email protected]@ceprin.gsu.edu.View further author information
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Rob HornyakGeorgia State University, [email protected]@ceprin.gsu.edu.View further author information
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Ravi PatnayakuniUniversity of Alabama in Huntsville, [email protected].View further author information
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Arun RaiGeorgia State University, [email protected].View further author information
Pages 5-29 | Published online: 09 Sep 2014

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Lila J. Truett & Dale B. Truett. (2014) Cost relationships and challenges in the Spanish apparel industry. Applied Economics 46:32, pages 3893-3906.
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