The evolution and discovery of services science in business schools
Communications of the ACMPublished 1 July 2006
Mary Jo Bitner, Stephen Brown
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The pioneering efforts of Arizona State University illustrate what can be accomplished when universities worldwide address the need to create comprehensive interdisciplinary curricula for services science.
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The pioneering efforts of Arizona State University illustrate what can be accomplished when universities worldwide address the need to create comprehensive interdisciplinary curricula for services science.
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