Bridging Organizational Learning Capability and Firm Performance through Customer Relationship Management
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Ali E. Akgün | Salih Z. Imamoglu | Ipek Kocoglu | H. Ince | H. Keskin | S. Z. Imamoglu | Huseyin Ince | A. Akgün
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