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اثرات موانع بر الگوهای نوآوری در شرکت های KIBS
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Impacts of obstacles on iovation patterns in KIBS firms
سال انتشار : 2016

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2. Prior studies on iovation and obstacles in KIBS firms
2.1. On the definition of KIBS According to Doloreux and Shearmur (2010: 611), “KIBS refers to establishments that are characterised by high knowledge intensity and that offer predominantly non-routine services to their clients.” KIBS combine various types of highly specialized knowledge in order to develop (either iovative or non-iovative) problem-specific solutions (Koschatzky & Stahlecker, 2006; Muller & Zenker, 2001). Miles (2008) proposed a working definition of KIBS that distinguishes between “professional service firms” (P-KIBS) and “technical service firms” (T-KIBS). P-KIBS provide traditional professional services based on specialized knowledge of administrative systems and social affairs (e.g., business and management services, legal accounting and activities, market research, etc.), while T-KIBS provide services mainly concerned by information and communication technologies, as well as by the production and transfer of knowledge regarding technology (e.g., IT-related services, R&D services; engineering services). Some sub-sectors of activities providing services and displaying high levels of qualified labor and of use of new technologies are usually not considered as KIBS (e.g., agriculture, forestry, mining, and gas extraction) (Muller & Doloreux, 2009). 2.2. The multifaceted forms of iovation in KIBS firms Prior studies on obstacles to iovation have focused on technological iovations. However, it is now widely recognized in the literature that service iovation caot be reduced to technological iovations (Hidalgo & D'Alvaro, 2014; Vang & Zellner, 2005). Consequently, the assimilation approach, which rests on the idea that iovation in services is similar to iovation in manufacturing industries, is more and more discarded (Bryson & Mooyer, 2004; Drejer, 2004). The demarcation approach contends that service iovation is distinctively different from iovation in manufacturing, and then, new definitions and new measures need to be developed in order to capture the particularities of the non-technological dimensions of iovation in services (Doloreux & Shearmur, 2010; Tether, Hipp, & Miles, 2001; van der Aa & Elfring, 2002). Consequently, many researchers on service iovation called for the development of a synthesis approach that would integrate the two previous approaches (Amara, Landry, & Doloreux, 2009; Drejer, 2004). Such an approach offers two significant advantages. First, it takes into account technological iovations and thus, allows comparisons between iovation in manufacturing and service industries. Second, by integrating the demarcation approach into a new synthesis one, it allows the integration of technological and non-technological dimensions of iovation into a single perspective that is likely to shed new light on the multidimensional facets of iovation. In this article, we adopt the synthesis approach to build and extend from prior studies in order to differentiate two technological and four non-technological forms of service iovation (Amara et al., 2009; den Hertog, 2002; Howells & Tether, 2004; OECD, 2006; Sundbo & Gallouj, 2001; Tether et al., 2002). Product and process iovations represent technological forms of iovation, while delivery, strategic, managerial, and marketing iovations represent non-technological forms of iovation that largely overlap with organizational iovations since they represent various dimensions of organizational iovations. We hypothesize that different forms of service iovation will be in- fluenced by different types of obstacles. These six forms of service iovation are operationally defined in Table 1.
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