Organizational eficiency of consulting engineering firms: proposal of a performance indicator

At the present global economy, the main concern of the entrepreneurs is to survive in a growingly competitive market that works worldwide, does not have borders anymore, and does not inhibit competition. Companies, which are not able to adapt to this environment, are at risk of collapse. In this pap...

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Garzón Serrano, Olga Patricia
Pellicer, Eugenio
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