Service Innovation in Developing Economies : Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean
This paper proposes a framework for understanding key aspects of service innovation in developing economies, based on four dimensions: first, the integration of services in national innovation systems; second, competences and preferences; third, networking and cooperation; and, fourth, outcomes in t...
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okr-10986-241742021-05-25T10:54:34Z Service Innovation in Developing Economies : Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean Rubalcaba, Luis Aboal, Diego Garda, Paula services innovation development This paper proposes a framework for understanding key aspects of service innovation in developing economies, based on four dimensions: first, the integration of services in national innovation systems; second, competences and preferences; third, networking and cooperation; and, fourth, outcomes in terms of socio-economic impacts. This conceptual framework is matched with new evidence from case studies performed in six different Latin America and the Caribbean countries (Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Costa Rica and Jamaica) and nine sectors (tourism, software-ICT, outsourcing, mining, logistics, retail, creative services, sport services and biotech services). The results reveal the importance of specificities in service innovation and suggest policy and managerial implications. 2016-04-28T21:19:42Z 2016-04-28T21:19:42Z 2016-02-22 Journal Article The Journal of Development Studies 0022-0388 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24174 en_US CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo World Bank Taylor and Francis Publications & Research :: Journal Article Publications & Research Argentina Brazil Chile Costa Rica Jamaica Uruguay |
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This paper proposes a framework for understanding key aspects of service innovation in developing economies, based on four dimensions: first, the integration of services in national innovation systems; second, competences and preferences; third, networking and cooperation; and, fourth, outcomes in terms of socio-economic impacts. This conceptual framework is matched with new evidence from case studies performed in six different Latin America and the Caribbean countries (Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Costa Rica and Jamaica) and nine sectors (tourism, software-ICT, outsourcing, mining, logistics, retail, creative services, sport services and biotech services). The results reveal the importance of specificities in service innovation and suggest policy and managerial implications. |
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Rubalcaba, Luis Aboal, Diego Garda, Paula |
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Service Innovation in Developing Economies : Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Service Innovation in Developing Economies : Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Service Innovation in Developing Economies : Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Service Innovation in Developing Economies : Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Service Innovation in Developing Economies : Evidence from Latin America and the Caribbean |
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service innovation in developing economies : evidence from latin america and the caribbean |
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