Electronic commerce to support construction design and supply-chain management: a research note
Looks at the changing nature of the construction supply industry and the role of electronic commerce in the evolved market. With the emphasis shifting from supply- to demand-driven product design, the trading relationships become more complex. In their current form, electronic commerce and brokering...
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