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The intention to use computerized reservation systems: the moderating effects of organizational support and supplier incentive

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  • Lee, Yong-Ki
  • Kwon, Dowan

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  • Lee, Hae Young & Lee, Yong-Ki & Kwon, Dowan, 2005. "The intention to use computerized reservation systems: the moderating effects of organizational support and supplier incentive," Journal of Business Research, Elsevier, vol. 58(11), pages 1552-1561, November.
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