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Disambiguation of "Aral, Sinan"

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Information, Technology, and Information Worker Productivity

, , and . Information Systems Research, 23 (3-part-2): 849-867 (2012)
DOI: 10.1287/isre.1110.0408

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Nese Aral

Billur Aral

Hasan Aral

Georg Sinanides

Hakan Sinanoglu

 

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