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Title: Impact of ERP systems on process innovation - with a special focus on mass customization
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Also, the methodological approach chosen for this research will be elaborated upon. Chapter 3 deals with the theoretical background of ERP systems and its general functionalities. In chapter 4 the characteristics of process innovation are explained as defined by Davenport... Showed first 250 characters
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In chapter 4 the characteristics of process innovation are explained as defined by Davenport. Chapter 5 treats the historical development of mass customization and tries to relate it to the features of process innovation. Consequently, the organizational prerequisites necessary for the functioning of mass customization are elaborated in chapter 6... Showed next 250 characters
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