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46 resultados para Medical supplies industry.

Systems perspective of improving patient safety through medical device procurement

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Enabling the emergence of the regenerative medicine industry in the UK

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Design funding in firms: a conceptual model of the role of design in industry

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Wavelet restoration of three-dimensional medical pulse-echo ultrasound datasets in an EM framework

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Risk based climate change impact assessment for the water industry: a South Australian case study

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Global Supply networks and its product architecture: Case studies in the food industry

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Industry response to inclusive design: a survey

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A wavelet-based EM algorithm for the restoration of medical pulse-echo ultrasound datasets

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Small firm expectations from acquisitions in the ICT industry: a conceptual framework for stakeholder analysis

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Business model development and its position in the theory of innovation: some lessons learnt from electronics industry in the Greater China region

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Improving patient safety through procurement of medical devices: a systems approach

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A conceptual thinking of global supply networks in the food industry: towards architecture & reconfiguration

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A conceptual thought for global supply networks (GSN) architecture: case studies in the food industry

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ID systems challenges in the aerospace industry

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Agglomeration economies and firm growth: testing for spatial externalities in the Dutch ICT industry

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