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11. PBFT 2009: Paderborn, Germany

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Wilhelm Dangelmaier, Alexander Blecken, Nando Rüngener:
Nachhaltigkeit in flexiblen Produktions- und Liefernetzwerken, 11. Paderborner Frühjahrstagung, 2. April 2009, Heinz Nixdorf Institut, Paderborn, Germany. Monsenstein und Vannerdat 2009, ISBN 978-3-86582-852-1 [contents]

Innovationen im E-Business 2003: Paderborn, Germany

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Wilhelm Dangelmaier, Tobias Gajewski, Christian Kösters:
Innovationen im E-Business, 5. Paderborner Frühjahrstagung des Fraunhofer-Anwendungszentrums für Logistikorientierte Betriebswirtschaft, 10.4.2003, Paderborn, Germany. Fraunhofer-ALB 2003, ISBN 3-931466-99-X [contents]

Modelle im im E-Business 2002: Paderborn, Germany

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Wilhelm Dangelmaier, Andreas Emmrich, Daniel Kaschula:
Modelle im E-Business, 4. Paderborner Frühjahrstagung des Fraunhofer-Anwendungszentrums für Logistikorientierte Betriebswirtschaft, 11.4.2002, Paderborn, Germany. Fraunhofer-ALB 2002, ISBN 3-931466-97-3 [contents]

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