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3 Apr 2012: International journalof production economics. 55, pp 281-294.Caputo, M., (1996). Uncertainty, flexibility and buffers in the management of the firm operatingsystem, Production Planning and Control.

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2 Mar 2012: company (Porter 1985) with companies being “. a collection of discrete, but interrelated, economic. ... H. (1973). The determinants of international production. Oxford Economic Papers 25 (3):289-.

3 Apr 2012: He has studiedComputer Engineering – “UniversidadSimon Bolivar”/Caracas; a Ph.D. inInternational Economics – “UniversidadComplutense de Madrid”/Madrid; and an MBA in the Judge Institute ofManagement, University of Cambridge. ... 2. use cases.

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