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Leavitt and Whisler's vision comes within the scope of the theory of contingence, which was to develop subsequently and which considers technology as one of the main determinants in the structure of organizations.
Understanding the impact of ERP standardization on business process ... by Chtioui, Tawhid / International Journal of Business
You protect yourself by having a contingence clause in your contract or option that let's you get out of your deal with the seller if you can't find an investor/buyer within a certain period of time.
Real Estate Bird Dogs Become Super Stars by Patricia Taylor / Real estate industry community
10) Barthes does move from essence to contingence in Camera Lucida by way of the studium and punctum; with the studium corresponding with the obvious and essential common ground; and the punctum corresponding to the obtuse and contingent--affect that is naturally private.
RE-Rereading Camera Lucida: viewing Barthes through Victor Burgin by Bell, Natalie / Afterimage
 
 
 
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