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... reduction through standardization 135. Effects of standards on the supplier-client relationship 146. Standards and the formation of strategic alliances 147. Standards and research and development ... University Dresden, Faculty of Economics and Business ManagementProf. Dr. Armin Töpfer, Chair of Coorporate Management and MarketingProf. Dr. Ulrich Blum, Chair of Economic Policy and Economic ResearchDipl ... HullmannDr. Andre Jungmittag1. Approaches and objectives 202. Results of the analysis of the connection between standardization and technological change 203. Significance of standardization...
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