, 2012 The notion of KIBS (knowledge-intensive business services) was introduced by Miles et al. as “services that involved economic activities which are intended to result in the creation, accumulation or dissemination of knowledge” (1995: 18).
Alberto Alvisi, ALVISI, ALBERTO
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Foreword to the special issue: Multidimensional objective functions and institutions: Efficiency assessment of public services. [PDF]
Socioecon Plann Sci, 2022 Berbegal-Mirabent J, Lafuente E.
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The choice between business travel and video conferencing after COVID-19 - Insights from a choice experiment among frequent travelers. [PDF]
Tour Manag, 2023 Müller A, Wittmer A.
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Exploring the Relationship Between Learning Goal Orientation and Knowledge-Sharing Among Information Communication Technology Consultants: The Role of Incentive Schemes. [PDF]
Front Psychol, 2022 Song L, Ma Z, Huang J.
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Revista Galega de EconomíaThis manuscript contributes to the literature on firm cooperation with universities and Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) by framing the analysis according to the literature on causal effects, comparing the effect of each of the agents and ...
Andrés Barge Gil, Carlos Vivas-Augier
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Obstacles along the path of women enterprises in Africa: A case study of Ogotun women in Ekiti state, Nigeria. [PDF]
Heliyon, 2021 Jaiyeola EF, Adeyeye MM.
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The interaction between social media, knowledge management and service quality: A decision tree analysis. [PDF]
PLoS One, 2020 Kašćelan L +3 more
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Quaestiones GeographicaeThe paper analyses global trade flows in knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) over the period 2005 to 2021, focusing on the competitive position of Europe in general with additional emphasis on Central and Eastern Europe (CEE).
Brodzicki Tomasz
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Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) and regional development : some implications for de-industrialised regions [PDF]
, 2017 In a modern, learning economy the primary task of industrial and innovation policies should be to promote innovative interactions between economic sub-systems, organisations and individuals. KIBS are particularly important in these processes, not only because of the significance of their own growth and innovativeness, but also because of their systemic
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On the growth impact of different eco-innovation business strategies. [PDF]
Econ Polit (Bologna), 2022 Caravella S, Crespi F.
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