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Increasing Value Capture by Enhancing Manufacturer Commitment — Managing the Servitization Process

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Increasing Value Capture by Enhancing Manufacturer Commitment — Managing the Servitization Process. / Schroeder, Andreas; Baines, Tim; Sakao, Tomohiko.
In: IEEE Engineering Management Review, Vol. 50, No. 3, 08.08.2022, p. 162-170.

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Schroeder A, Baines T, Sakao T. Increasing Value Capture by Enhancing Manufacturer Commitment — Managing the Servitization Process. IEEE Engineering Management Review. 2022 Aug 8;50(3):162-170. doi: 10.1109/EMR.2022.3197075

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Schroeder, Andreas ; Baines, Tim ; Sakao, Tomohiko. / Increasing Value Capture by Enhancing Manufacturer Commitment — Managing the Servitization Process. In: IEEE Engineering Management Review. 2022 ; Vol. 50, No. 3. pp. 162-170.

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