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Strategic information systems: a European perspective

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The Grassroots of IT and Strategy, Claudio Ciborra - Information Systems Planning at the Corporate Level, Rafael Andreu, Joan E. Ricart and Josep Valor - Knowledge as Strategy, Reflections on Skandia International and Shorko Films, Michael Earl. Case studies: Establishing A National Information Technology Infrastructure: The Case of the French Videotex System, Minitel, William Cats-Baril, Tawfik Jelassi and James Teboul - Shorko Films SA, Michael Earl - BP Chemicals Commercial System: A Strategic Transition, Tawfik Jelassi and Soumitra Dutta - BP Chemicals Commercial System: Historical Supplement to the Case on IT Risk and Project Management, Taefik Jelassi and Soumitra Dutto - BP Chemicals' Commercial System: IT Risk and Project Management, Tawfik Jelassi and Slumitra Dutta - Skandia International, Michael Earl - The Union Bank of Finland, Tapio Reponen - Finish Insurance Company, Reima Suomi - MSAS Cargo International: Global Freight Management, Blake Ives and Sirkka Jarvenpaa.

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