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Today Service Economy suggests new ways of conceptualizing value processes, within and among firms, represented in terms of value creation and service provision. In this paper we attempt the investigation of the influence of this changes in business deepening the emerging concept of service and...
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The growth of global services has led to increased interaction at any levels. Service interactions today have increasingly a networked character and affect every sector such as trade, finance, health, education, entertainment, transport, goods production. The modern development of the service...
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The growth of services in every socio-economic context and on the global scene has led to increased interaction at all levels since services are based upon networks and systems that involve all interested actors; this indeed is applicable in business and social life, affecting every sector such...
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Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to understand the strategic management of a technology-enabled shift from a product-centric to a service-centric logic and to identify the sociotechnical dynamics underlying this transition. The study focuses on how manufacturers manage to create value in...
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Today's business arena, as is the case in everyday life, is increasingly interconnected, highlighting the importance of relationships among people and business actors. Service culture is centred on the valorisation of relationships with clients and other interested parties in the attempt to...
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Service Economy markets are emerging globally as increasingly interconnected (Levitt, 1981), dynamic and continuously developing.A growing number of services in all production sectors can be detected, and the classical dichotomy between goods and services is disintegrating and losing...
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Service Economy markets are emerging globally as increasingly interconnected (Levitt, 1981), dynamic and continuously developing. A growing number of services in all production sectors can be detected, and the classical dichotomy between goods and services is disintegrating and losing...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013116738
The study of an area and its related distributional and commercial dynamics of many types of products, especially with reference to certain territorial areas, calls for the recognition of new aggregative trends among economic operators which gravitate around retail businesses. Interpreting these...
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In nowadays business arena services are involved in every economic activity, thus affecting business behavior of all enterprises. The growing importance of services compared to goods, and important role of services in global economy stimulates scholars and researchers among which, for instance...
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