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Hughes, G., Assis, J., Cornford, J., Gareis, J., Richardson, R., & Sokol, M. (2008). TRANSFORM – Benchmarking and Fostering Transformative Use of ICT in EU Regions. Summary Findings and Policy Recommendations. Retrieved from http://www.transform-eu.org/publications/documents/D1.5(revised).pdf

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