Innovation modes and strategies in knowledge intensive business services

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作者：
Anna-Leena Asikainen
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[1] Public Research Centre Henri Tudor,Economics of Innovation and Service Valuation Unit, Service Science and Innovation Department
来源：
Service Business | 2015年 / 9卷
关键词：
KIBS; R&D; Innovation modes; Innovation strategy;
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This study identifies differences in research and development and innovation activities, expenditures, modes and strategies in knowledge intensive business services (KIBS), finance, and manufacturing. By applying descriptive and exploratory statistical methods on firm-level data, it succeeds in constructing distinctive innovation profiles for the sectors. The results indicate differences in the role of international markets for innovation production and in the existence of innovator vs. modifier by sectors. Moreover, the role of KIBS is central in emerging research and innovation systems as they act as knowledge transmitters between markets and science.
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页数：18
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