The Role of Information Technology as a Firm-Specific Advantage in Internationalization of firms: Theory and Evidence
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Summary
It is suggested that firms’ IT capability plays an important role in their internationalization by resolving the aforementioned challenges and a firm’s IT capability and production knowledge are complementary in their influence on the internationalization of the firm.
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- article
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- 2013-01-01
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Keywords
Internationalization, Industrial organization, Business, Empirical evidence, Production (economics)
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