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The document summarizes the contributions of Group 4 to three wikis. Wiki 1 examines how globalization affects the diffusion of tacit and explicit technological knowledge. Wiki 2 explores scenario planning as a strategic tool for organizational planning. Wiki 3 analyzes open innovation from the perspective of customer integration within outside-in innovation processes.
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