Referances for Dissertation
Below are the references used in my 2009 Dissertation title:
IMPROVING IDEA GENERATION AND IDEA MANAGEMENT IN-ORDER TO BETTER MANAGE THE FUZZY FRONT END OF INNOVATION
The dissertation can be downloaded on this page
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