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Knowledge intensive business services: innovation and occupations
foresight, 2019Purpose The literature on knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) shows them to be major innovators; this is confirmed with recent data, which the authors use to examine the various types of innovation that KIBS undertake. The implications for employment and work in highly innovative industries are important topics for analysis, not least because
Miles, Ian Douglas +2 more
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Regional Concentration of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services in Europe
Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 2014This paper analyses the location patterns of knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) in Europe in line with the most recent literature. Our main contribution is to provide new evidence about the location patterns of KIBS considering the European continent, as opposed to individual countries, as the unit of analysis.
Xavier Vence Deza +1 more
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Location Attributes and Start‐Ups in Knowledge‐Intensive Business Services
Industry and Innovation, 2009 This paper examines start-ups in knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) across Swedish regions by individuals with a formally recognized capacity to produce and develop advanced business services.
Martin Andersson, Karin Hellerstedt
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Economics of Innovation and New Technology, 2013
It is well established that knowledge-intensive business service (KIBS) firms can be innovators in their own right. It is also well established that KIBS can contribute to innovation in their client firms. This role of KIBS has been theorised, and some of the processes by which KIBS contribute to innovation have been scrutinised by way of case studies.
Shearmur, Richard, Doloreux, David
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It is well established that knowledge-intensive business service (KIBS) firms can be innovators in their own right. It is also well established that KIBS can contribute to innovation in their client firms. This role of KIBS has been theorised, and some of the processes by which KIBS contribute to innovation have been scrutinised by way of case studies.
Shearmur, Richard, Doloreux, David
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Knowledge intensive business services: prospects and policies
Foresight, 2005PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to examine knowledge intensive business services, or KIBS for short. KIBS are one of the fastest growing areas of the European economy, and are increasingly important contributors to the performance of the sectors who are their clients.Design/methodology/approachKIBS are distinguished from other services and ...
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Collaborative Business Service Modelling in Knowledge-Intensive Enterprises
International Journal of Innovation in the Digital Economy, 2016Nowadays, knowledge-intensive enterprises, which offer knowledge-based products and services to the market, play a vital role in the knowledge-based economy. In the global networked age, collaborative business services have raised as one of the most important knowledge-intensive services that help enterprises to gain the competitive advantage.
Thang Le Dinh, Thanh Thoa Pham Thi
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Internationalisation and innovation in the knowledge-intensive business services
Service Business, 2013This paper aims to analyse the link between the distinct degree of internationalisation and the innovation activities of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services (KIBSs). The empirical results suggest that there are differences between the groups of KIBS analysed, particularly with regards to their characteristics, innovation activities, use of source of ...
David Doloreux, Anika Laperrière
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Knowledge-intensive business services in the new mode of knowledge production
AI & Society, 1999The new mode of knowledge production is seen as a distinct form of economic organisation used for exchanging and creating knowledge. The emphasis is laid on the role of business services in innovative networks as carriers of knowledge and intermediates between science (knowledge creator) and their customers (knowledge user).
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Knowledge intensive business services and client innovation
The Service Industries Journal, 2011Innovative activities, driven by a knowledge economy era, globalization, and pressure of global competition, have profoundly impacted local economies since the late 1980s. Relevant studies in the recent decade have gradually emphasized the increasing importance and continuous expansion of knowledge intensive business services in current economic ...
Tai-Shan Hu, Chien-Yuan Lin, Su-Li Chang
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Policies for Knowledge-Intensive Business Services
2023Leoni, L, Lopez Odriozola, U
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