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Introduction: Digital Data and the Information Revolution,daily routines. To be sure, in the early 1980s there were telephones, television, newspapers, facsimile machines and even computers capable of calculating pi to hundreds of digits past the decimal point. But local and wide area networks did not exist, there were no online research libraries like Nex

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Conclusion: Strategic Framing and the Information Value Chain,pline developed in the 1960s and 1970s. From there, in its short life, the strategic management field has developed many different frameworks to incorporate our additional understanding of firms and markets, as well as the changes in the competitive environment faced by firms.

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