Knowledge-intensive services and educational expansion
Knowledge Intensive Business Services
... and knowledge processes of 21 small computer services companies ...fresh knowledge based on existing technological streams, and of interacting with customers ...
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Multitasking in Knowledge Intensive Business Services
... The data analysis confirmed the findings reported earlier that individuals with more polychronic TMO did perceive multitasking as having more positive than negative effects both at the individual and organisational ...
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Branding of knowledge intensive business services
... With the exception of the ‘tier one’ firms’ brands, the focus on firms’ brands is argued to not be widely acknowledged within the sector. On the other hand, the employees, the individuals rep‐ resenting the firm, are ...
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Knowledge Spillovers and Knowledge Intensive Business Services: An Empirical Study
... 20 With these results, we wish to contribute towards boosting the level of understanding of the cooperation dynamics between KIBS companies and universities. We also provide an input into policy making in identifying a ...
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Insights into services and innovation in the knowledge intensive economy
... banking services provide an example of a new business model, which has had industry-wide ...innovation, knowledge and competence are the customer and the firm’s own personnel, who are in regular contact ...
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Bibliometric analysis of knowledge intensive business services
... Web Knowledge, Scopus, and SciELO to carry out the bibliometric analysis, making it possible to identify the thematic areas that are related to the central research theme of KIBS ...Web Knowledge and Spocus ...
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Priority Sector Report Knowledge Intensive Business Services
... The pattern is similar, although less pronounced, when we look at innovation indicators. The trend is clear: regions with high concentrations of knowledge intensive business services exhibit superior ...
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Knowledge-intensive business services and innovation performance in Brazil
... Future research should explore in more detail the relationship between the different types of KIBS use, buying fi rms pro fi les and innovation outcomes. In this vein, researchers could examine the investments fi rms need ...
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Corporate social responsibility for the knowledge intensive services sector
... and services reveals a clear focus on minimising the environmental impact of their ...investor services has traditionally been a paper based business and it was through technologies that have been developed ...
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Innovation Perception of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services in the Twittersphere
... exchange knowledge among the different innovation actors inside and outside the KIBS firm (Bessant & Rush, 1995; Tiidd & Bessant, ...of services as the most important part of a country's economy ...
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THE IMPACT OF ICT ON KNOWLEDGE INTENSIVE SERVICES: AN AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE
... supported knowledge services at the national level, is the first Australian Government web-enabled building project for the design of the Australian embassy in ...software services, Australian firms ...
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Dealing with knowledge intensive services in e-government Acase study
... Web Services allow incorporating knowledge in ...where knowledge-intensive parts of a process are controlled, enacted and supported by business rules on top of ontolo- ...model ...
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Determinant Factors in the Internationalization of Knowledge Intensive Services in a Peripheral Area
... in knowledge-intensive services that invest abroad value the ability to monitor their customers and customer proximity as the most important location ...of services, the necessary proximity ...
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Trust-Building Mechanisms for the Provision of Knowledge- Intensive Business Services
... term knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) indicates private companies whose job consists of collecting, generating, analysing, and distributing knowledge with the purpose of delivering ...
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Direct and indirect value creation in offshored knowledge-intensive services
... Managers are aware of the responsibility to identify the right problem and communicate this problem in an efficient manner as the Offshoring Director, CA outlines: “we create a lot of SOPs, work instructions, engagement ...
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Managing value creation in knowledge intensive business services organisations
... However, the initial assessment of the new structure still provides valuable insight into the implementation of the VIO. The first author conducted unstructured interviews with the executive board and the area managers ...
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Innovation collaboration and appropriability by knowledge-intensive business services firms
... developed knowledge assets and knowledge leakages, while also avoiding the possibly negative effects of overly strict con- trols by legal departments on innovation ...
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Innovation collaboration and appropriability by knowledge-intensive business services firms
... developed knowledge assets and knowledge leakages, while also avoiding the possibly negative effects of overly strict con- trols by legal departments on innovation ...
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AUDIT REPORT. Knowledge Intensive Services Supply and Demand in Portugal
... such services from the public policy level is becoming more and more a pressing issue, as the KIS impact on regional economies gets ...such services is rapidly increasing, there are some mistrust and lack ...
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Service Innovation for Knowledge Intensive Services in the Digital Age: A Framework
... in knowledge intensive services ...new knowledge-oriented services. The potential value of these services raises questions regarding the identification of critical resources, ...
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