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Volume 40, Number 1, 2001
Technology for e-business
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Transcoding: Extending e-business to new environments - References

by K. H. Britton, R. Case, A. Citron, R. Floyd, Y. Li, C. Seekamp, B. Topol, and K. Tracey

Cited references and notes

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