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Technological penetration and cumulative benefits in SMEs

The relative importance of the benefits derived from the adoption of computer-based administrative and production applications depends to a large extent on the level of technological penetration attained by a particular firm. This evolutionary perspective is investigated in an empirical study carried out in manufacturing firms operating in one specific sector of industrial activity.<<ETX>>

Louis A. Lefebvre | Élisabeth Lefebvre | Marie-Josée Roy

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