Industry boundaries are thus easily crossed as value chains are being redefined (Sampler, 1998). This in turn may affect the scope of the firm as opportunities for outsourcing arise in the presence of reduced transaction costs and increased returns to scale. Porter and Millar (1985) argue that information technology creates value by supporting differentiation strategies...
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Industry boundaries are thus easily crossed as value chains are being redefined (Sampler, 1998). This in turn may affect the scope of the firm as opportunities for outsourcing arise in the presence of reduced transaction costs and increased returns to scale. Porter and Millar (1985) argue that information technology creates value by supporting differentiation strategies...
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