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ArticleThe digitalization triumvirate: How incumbents survive

Andrew B. Crittenden2019

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The digitalization triumvirate: How incumbents survive

Andrew B. Crittenden · Victoria L. Crittenden · William F. Crittenden

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Published2019-01-09

VenueBusiness Horizons

ISSN-L0007-6813

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