Measuring the Financial Benefits of Cross‐Functional Integration Influences Management's Behavior

Measuring the Financial Benefits of Cross‐Functional Integration Influences Management's Behavior
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衡量跨职能整合的财务效益会影响管理层的行为

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10.1111/jbl.12068
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2015
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通讯作者:
D. M. Lambert
D. M. Lambert
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M. Enz;D. M. Lambert

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