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Elektronik ticaret ve elektronik iş : uygulamalar, modeller, stratejiler/

Akar, Erkan.

Elektronik ticaret ve elektronik iş : uygulamalar, modeller, stratejiler/ Erkan Akar ; Erkan Akar, Cantürk Kayahan. - xii, 134 s.; 24 cm. - Nobel ; yayın no. 1233. İktisadi ve idari bilimler ; 203. . - Nobel ; yayın no. 1233. İktisadi ve idari bilimler ; 203. .

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ISBN: 9786053950288 5

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Elektronik ticaret.
Electronic commerce.
İnternet pazarlama.
Internet marketing.
İşletme iletişimi--Bilgisayar ağları.
Business communication--Computer networks.

LC Class. No.: HF5548.32 / .A33 2007

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