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Innovation and productivity in knowledge intensive business services
Journal of Productivity Analysis, 2009 This paper studies empirically the relationship between the sources of knowledge, innovation and productivity in Knowledge Intensive Business Services using French micro data and sheds some new light on the production of knowledge and on effects of innovative output on firm productivity.
MUSOLESI, Antonio, Jean Pierre Huiban
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Knowledge-Intensive Business Services and Business Consulting Services in Romanian Changing Economic Environment [PDF]
Amfiteatru Economic, 2016 The impact of the knowledge based society, especially on knowledge intensive business services, proved to have a really significant influence on the development of services industry.
Iacob Cătoiu +2 more
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Digital Ecosystems for Business e-Services in Knowledge-Intensive Firms
, 2012 In this day and age, firms compete by the skills and knowledge of their employees to deliver a range of customized solutions to meet their clients’ needs. Knowledgeable workers thereby play a pivotal role in today’s knowledge-based economy. In knowledge-intensive business service (KIBS) firms, service providers exchange explicit knowledge with service ...
Badr, Youakim +2 more
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Knowledge intensive business services: ambiguities and continuities [PDF]
foresight, 2018 Purpose The substantial growth in literature on knowledge-intensive business services (KIBSs) has thrown light on their contributions to innovation and innovation systems. This paper is the first of a set that examines major debates and conclusions to have emerged from this growing body of evidence.
Miles, Ian Douglas +2 more
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Knowledge Intensive Business Services as Generators of Innovations [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013 Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) are widely argued to be important actors in innovation systems. They are active both innovating themselves, and by providing their clients with important knowledge and learning opportunities. This study uses survey data to investigate the mechanisms of knowledge transfer and innovativeness improvement ...
Marina Doroshenko +2 more
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Knowledge-intensive business services: A brief overview [PDF]
Perspectives of Innovations, Economics and Business, 2009 In the last decade of the 20th century knowledge has gained importance in the economy. This lead to the emergence of knowledge-based activities: knowledge-intensive organizations, and particularly knowledge-intensive services. These organizations function as external knowledge sources for other organizations.
KATALIN DOBRAI, FERENC FARKAS
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Multitasking in Knowledge Intensive Business Services [PDF]
Emerging Science Journal, 2020 The objectives of this study were two-fold. First, to analyze multitasking activities in Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) and the employees' perception of multitasking effects on individual and organizational performance. Second, to explore associations between the perception of multitasking and individual Time Management Orientation (TMO).
Inese Suija-Markova +3 more
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Constructing customer knowledge in knowledge‐intensive customer relationships [PDF]
, 2022 Knowing your customers and their needs is a topic that has attracted increasing interest in the business and academic worlds. In line with this, constructing customer knowledge has come under examination in this study.
Heikka, Eija‐Liisa
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On the Contributions of Knowledge-Intensive Business-Services Multinationals to Laggard Innovation Systems [PDF]
BAR: Brazilian Administration Review, 2015 Foreign direct investment (FDI) is assumed to be a source of knowledge flows across National Innovation Systems, with particular relevance for developing countries.
Bruno Brandão Fischer
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Tourism Enterprises as Buyers of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services
SAGE Open, 2015 This article is an attempt to assess the business relations between the tourism sector and suppliers of various types of business services. It focuses on knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS). The reasons why tourism businesses purchase outsourced
Krzysztof Borodako +2 more
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