Can tools contribute to integration in MSP? A comparative review of selected tools and approaches
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Jacek Zaucha | Andreas Kannen | Nerijus Blazauskas | Karsten Dahl | Andrea Morf | Cordula Göke | A. Morf | B. Hassler | C. Göke | K. Dahl | A. Kannen | J. Zaucha | Björn Hassler | Kira Gee | Helena Strand | Neva Leposa | Barbara Weig | Neva Lepoša | K. Gee | H. Strand | N. Blažauskas | Barbara Weig
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