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Knowledge intensive business services (KIBS) and potential of regions in Visegrad Group countries
The article examines the knowledge intensive business services (KIBS) branch and the differences in their spatial distribution in the examples of the regions in Visegrad group countries. The localization of KIBS shows that the services are more concentrated in metropolitan areas and economically developed regions, from where they can be used by ...
Hlavacek, Petr +2 more
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Mapping interaction patterns of German IT and engineering services for automotive applications [PDF]
This study explores how technical services for automotive applications organize their value-added activities. It does so from the background of a market transition towards electric vehicles and vehicle connectivity. Conceptually, the article combines the
J. Schwabe, M. Hassler
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The effect of external knowledge sources and their geography on innovation in Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) SMEs; some implications for de-industrialised regions in the UK [PDF]
The paper explores the effect of external knowledge sources and their geography on innovation activity in small Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS). It draws on results from a survey conducted in 2010 of 342 small and medium (SME) KIBS in the UK'
Lawton Smith, Helen +2 more
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Servitization strategy is increasingly recognized as a key source of value with important competitive and economic potential across the globe. Over the years, it has been proven to contribute to territorial performance through the provision of services ...
Marco Opazo-Basáez +2 more
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ABSTRACT In contrast to traditional perspectives, recent research has highlighted advantages of peripheral environments for innovation, such as enabling certain types of innovation and trust‐based cooperation. Yet, most of this research is of systemic nature, tending to overestimate structural conditions, whereas the characteristics of firms and their ...
Anne‐Sophie Kagel, Lukas Haefner
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The international scientific community considers Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) as one of the main themes related to innovation and economic development.
Ronnie Figueiredo +3 more
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Innovation Configurations in Knowledge-Intensive Business Services
Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) industries demonstrate some of the highest levels of innovation in most developed economies. However, these industries are very heterogeneous.
Ian Miles +2 more
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This paper explores the spatial concentration of 120 service industries in India’s rural and urban areas, covering 33.60 million establishments using Economic census (2013) data at the district level.
Sugam Agarwal, Smruti Ranjan Behera
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Company Websites: A New Measure of Disclosure
Abstract We propose a new measure of firms' disclosure based on company websites, which are widely available and contain a wealth of information. For a sample of U.S. public firms, we construct our disclosure measure using historical website data, validate it by correlating it with extant measures of disclosure and information asymmetry, and explore ...
ROMAIN BOULLAND +2 more
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Location choice of foreign direct investment in technical KIBS in China: impact of human capital and intellectual property rights protection [PDF]
Purpose – This study considers the “technology creation” characteristic of technical knowledge-intensive business services (T-KIBS) and examines how human capital and intellectual property rights (IPR) protection affect the location choice of foreign ...
Shijie Li
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