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Governance Implications of Modularity in Sourcing Relationships (Harmancıoğlu, Wuyts, and Ozturan 2021)

August 16, 2021

Although managers often do not consider the degree of system modularity when making their governance choices, recent work has found that they should.

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Tags: governance, buyer-seller relationships
Category: Curated B2B Research
Topics: Interfirm relationships

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