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Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) are widely perceived as being important drivers of technological progress … and innovation. KIBS are generally understood as depending, driving and thriving on knowledge exchanges and therefore … paper investigates how the innovation performance and processes of KIBS firms are related to their distance from the nearest …
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The rise of knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) may be considered as one of the decisive trends of economic … marketing and financial consulting offered by third parties. As a consequence, considering manufacturing and KIBS as vertically … integration between KIBS and manufacturing sectors along what we could define as a "knowledge-based value chain", the easier the …
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knowledge throughout the economy. This article presents an analysis of the KIBS sector based on a literature review. In the … first section, it presents the issues connected with defining and categorizing KIBS. In the second one, it shows the … section consists of a detailed review of the literature devoted to research on KIBS. …
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In what ways does knowledge similarity among co-founders contribute to venture scaleup? This paper addresses this question by taking account of knowledge domains among early employees and in founders’ social networks. We build a theoretical framework to predict which knowledge combinations are...
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. Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) are representative for such a knowledge-based economy, since their main input and … output factor is directly related to knowledge itself. While research on KIBS has been mainly conducted on the firm and … the micro-level are central to understand how KIBS can drive innovation in regional and national economies by contributing …
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This paper explores knowledge services clusters (KSCs) as a distinct and increasingly important form of geographic cluster, in particular in emerging economies: KSCs are defined as geographic concentrations of lower-cost skills serving global demand for increasingly commoditized knowledge...
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This paper examines the concept of emergent KM approach in small companies. The origins of consideration are grounded in the theory of strategic management literature and in particular in the distinction between deliberate versus emergent approach towards strategic planning. Using the...
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In recent years, development agencies (DAs) have focused their activities on consulting projects rather than on financing turnkey projects when assisting emerging markets. The main reason is that the implementation of consulting projects is likely to be connected with an intensive knowledge...
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