Building an effective global business team
By V. Govindarajan, A. Gupta. IEEE Engineering Management Review, 2002
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- The importance of national culture in operations management research (2005, background): “Specifically, we argue that operations management research that has examined international issues has primarily focused on differences between countries or regions (for example, Pagell and Sheu, 2001) while generally over-looking the importance of national culture as a means to explain and predict o”