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Digital Transformation: Unlocking the Future

12 | 2015

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The digital economy compels digital leaders to cultivate a profoundly new mindset and invest in new technology-driven capabilities for winning.

Stijn Viaene and Lieselot Danneels
Guest Editors

 

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