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Task performance and adaptive performance in Royal Service Corps: Role of individual ambidexterity and extent of change
The Revolution in Military Logistics has impacted military logistics business processes. It requires logisticians to adapt to changes and perform their tasks. However, it also resulted in inconsistent performance of employees. The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between indi
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