This paper investigates the ability of knowledge intensive business firms (KIBS) to engage in co-innovation with client firms. Co-innovation is related to the competitive advantage of KIBS as knowledge creators and sources of innovation. We apply a knowledge-based perspective where knowledge-related resources and learning capabilities explain why certain KIBS firms are able to co-innovate. We couple our theoretical expectations with qualitative evidence on three best practices in the Dutch market for environmental services
Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) are expert companies that provide services to other com...
Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) have been posited to play a critical role as innovation...
The notion of KIBS (knowledge-intensive business services) was introduced by Miles et al. as \u201cs...
This paper investigates the ability of knowledge intensive business firms (KIBS) to engage in co-inn...
This paper investigates the ability of knowledge intensive business firms (KIBS) to engage in co-inn...
Purpose: Firms need to develop absorptive capacities to effectively source and exploit knowledge rel...
Drawing on data from an original survey of UK and US publicly traded knowledge-intensive business se...
Purpose: Despite the keen interest in radical and incremental innovation, few studies have tested th...
We uncover a “paradox of formal appropriability mechanisms” in the case of knowledge-intensive busin...
Regional economies are continuously evolving shifting from more traditional manufacturing toward mor...
A major question in the research on openness concerns its connection to in-house innovation activiti...
AbstractWe uncover a “paradox of formal appropriability mechanisms” in the case of knowledge-intensi...
This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in Regional Studies on 10...
Masteroppgave(MSc) in Master of Science in Business, Strategy - Handelshøyskolen BI, 2012Using uniqu...
Innovation determines a firm's competitiveness and survival and a joint venture is a fast and effect...
Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) are expert companies that provide services to other com...
Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) have been posited to play a critical role as innovation...
The notion of KIBS (knowledge-intensive business services) was introduced by Miles et al. as \u201cs...
This paper investigates the ability of knowledge intensive business firms (KIBS) to engage in co-inn...
This paper investigates the ability of knowledge intensive business firms (KIBS) to engage in co-inn...
Purpose: Firms need to develop absorptive capacities to effectively source and exploit knowledge rel...
Drawing on data from an original survey of UK and US publicly traded knowledge-intensive business se...
Purpose: Despite the keen interest in radical and incremental innovation, few studies have tested th...
We uncover a “paradox of formal appropriability mechanisms” in the case of knowledge-intensive busin...
Regional economies are continuously evolving shifting from more traditional manufacturing toward mor...
A major question in the research on openness concerns its connection to in-house innovation activiti...
AbstractWe uncover a “paradox of formal appropriability mechanisms” in the case of knowledge-intensi...
This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in Regional Studies on 10...
Masteroppgave(MSc) in Master of Science in Business, Strategy - Handelshøyskolen BI, 2012Using uniqu...
Innovation determines a firm's competitiveness and survival and a joint venture is a fast and effect...
Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) are expert companies that provide services to other com...
Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) have been posited to play a critical role as innovation...
The notion of KIBS (knowledge-intensive business services) was introduced by Miles et al. as \u201cs...