Industry 4.0: coherent definition framework with technological and organizational interdependencies
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Robert Rządca | G. Mazurek | Grzegorz Mazurek | Katarzyna Nosalska | Zbigniew Michał Piątek | Robert Rządca | Katarzyna Nosalska | Z. Piatek
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