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IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, 2010
This article discusses the challenges in relation to an ongoing project named converged advanced mobile media platform (CAMMP), where all the different stakeholders need to have a saying in the service development for the upcoming rich, mobile broadcasting services.
Sørensen, Lene Tolstrup +1 more
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This article discusses the challenges in relation to an ongoing project named converged advanced mobile media platform (CAMMP), where all the different stakeholders need to have a saying in the service development for the upcoming rich, mobile broadcasting services.
Sørensen, Lene Tolstrup +1 more
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FinTechs as Service Innovators - Understanding the Service Innovation Stack
International Journal of E-Business Research, 2019Fundamental internal and external changes coupled with digitalisation have enabled new market entrants, FinTechs, to innovate services, creating competitive solutions to incumbents' offering. The purpose of this article is to understand the service innovation approach of FinTech companies.
Riikkinen, Mikko +3 more
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Relooking at services science and services innovation
Service Oriented Computing and Applications, 2007In lots of countries, service economy has become the dominant economy. Modern services industries require talents skillful at multidiscipline subjects including IT services, business models, management skills, psychology, etc. There is the rise of services science, service-oriented computing, and services computing.
Hong Cai, Jen-Yao Chung, Hui Su
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Service innovation in manufacturing
Journal of Service Management, 2012Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to report on nine in‐depth case histories of manufacturing firms introducing significant new service innovations. Manufacturing firms are under increasing pressure to diversify into lines of business that offer unique contributions to long term profitability and this paper increases understanding of how incumbent ...
John E. Ettlie, Stephen Rosenthal
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CHI '06 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2006
This panel introduces the CHI community to a growing area of innovation and business development that leverages new technology platforms, namely service design. This topic is explored through a series of case studies of service design in a diverse set of industries and contexts from healthcare delivery to internet -based services.
Jeanette Blomberg, Shelley Evenson
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This panel introduces the CHI community to a growing area of innovation and business development that leverages new technology platforms, namely service design. This topic is explored through a series of case studies of service design in a diverse set of industries and contexts from healthcare delivery to internet -based services.
Jeanette Blomberg, Shelley Evenson
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Technology and Innovative Services
IEEE Pulse, 2011The last century handed us a considerably older population, particularly in the developed countries. Life expectancy which in the industrialized countries at the beginning of the 1900s was barely 47 years, has progressively increased, and today it is almost 80 years, with women in an advantageous position.
Turchetti, Giuseppe +4 more
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2013
Abstract This chapter provides an overview on innovation in services, particularly from the perspective of innovation studies. It focuses on two questions at the core of the growing body of research on this topic: (1) the level or extent of innovation in services, i.e. whether services are more or less innovative than manufacturing, and (
Tether, Bruce S, Salter, Ammon
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Abstract This chapter provides an overview on innovation in services, particularly from the perspective of innovation studies. It focuses on two questions at the core of the growing body of research on this topic: (1) the level or extent of innovation in services, i.e. whether services are more or less innovative than manufacturing, and (
Tether, Bruce S, Salter, Ammon
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International Journal of Web Engineering and Technology, 2009
Service innovation is important in today's world economy. It is the current focus of many businesses. The reason is that services today represent 80% of most developed countries' GDP and a growing percentage of the developing countries' GDP. Organisations today can no longer compete solely on providing superior service on their core products, instead ...
Lorna Uden, Marja Naaranoja
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Service innovation is important in today's world economy. It is the current focus of many businesses. The reason is that services today represent 80% of most developed countries' GDP and a growing percentage of the developing countries' GDP. Organisations today can no longer compete solely on providing superior service on their core products, instead ...
Lorna Uden, Marja Naaranoja
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Measuring Innovation in Services
2023After having recalled the difficulty of measuring innovativeness in general, this entry addresses the issue of measuring innovativeness in the service, or tertiary, sector. The latter is highly heterogeneous, and such heterogeneity helps explain why measuring innovativeness within it is so difficult.
Anna Serena Vergori, Nicola De Liso
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Service science for service innovation
Journal of Service Science, 2009Service Industry is the dominant sector of global economies. More efficient management and effective innovation of service industry may be a crucial competitiveness of a nation. Service science is an emerging discipline to combine engineering, computer science, and management.
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