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It is difficult to make a factual determination on the competitiveness of CIM producers in one country versus those in another because producers within a country can vary considerably in ability; quantifiable data that forms a basis for comparison is generally proprietary, and qualitative measures can be subjective. Competitiveness depends on a number of factors. Each of these factors will be considered separately followed by an overall assessment.
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Hunt, V.D. (1989). Assessment of World-Class Competition. In: Computer Integrated Manufacturing Handbook. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1577-3_12
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