Uwe Borghoff & Johann Schlichter 
Rechnergestützte Gruppenarbeit [PDF ebook] 
Eine Einfuhrung in Verteilte Anwendungen

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Company strategies and initiatives are crucial for success, yet an astonishing 80% of such initiatives fail in execution. Implementing and executing a strategy or initiative is one of the most …

To succeed and perform in today’s business and work environment, you need to harness a broad spectrum of skills and people. This book enables you to highlight your self-improvement areas and …

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