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2022
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Isabel Ramos, Klaus North, Stefan Thalmann, Nekane Aramburu, Andreas Hermann, Karin Gräslund, Victor Barros:
Using Simulation to Leverage Digital Transformation of SMEs: A European Perspective. HICSS 2022: 1-10

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2019
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Isabel Ramos, Victor Barros:
The Impact of using IT artefacts on Organizational Attention: the Case of a City Hall. ECIS 2019
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Victor Barros, Isabel Ramos:
Impact of IT use on the collective attentional engagement to innovation: the case of a organization in the cork sector. ICIS 2019
2015
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Victor Barros, Isabel Ramos:
Using Social Media as Organizational Memory consolidation mechanism according to Attention Based View Theory. AMCIS 2015

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