Automotive Informatics: Information Technology and Enterprise Transformation in the Automobile Industry
Published 1 January 2004
William H. Dutton, Brian Kahin, Ramón O'Callaghan, Andrew Wyckoff
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Industry in Context, IT as An Engine of Industry Transformation, Use and Service Monitoring With IT, Enhanced Product Platforms, Production and Distribution Systems, Conclusion: It and Enterprise Transformation in the Car Industry, Acknowledgments, Notes, References
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