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Auswirkungen der Organisation und der Außenorientierung von Dienstleistungen auf Innovationen

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  • Lay, Gunter
  • Brandt, Tasso
  • Maloca, Spomenka
  • Schröter, Marcus
  • Stahlecker, Thomas

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Innovationen sind ein zentrales Element zur Erhaltung der Wettbewerbsfähigkeit Deutschlands in einer globalisierten Weltwirtschaft. Waren die Innovationsanstrengungen von Wirtschaft und Politik in der Vergangenheit vorrangig darauf ausgerichtet, auf Forschung und Entwicklung basierende technologische Produktinnovationen voranzubringen, so hat sich mittlerweile die Erkenntnis durchgesetzt, dass ein breiteres Innovationsverständnis vonnöten ist: Prozessinnovationen, organisatorische Innovationen und Dienstleistungsinnovationen sind Innovationsfelder, die in der Innovationsforschung zunehmend Beachtung finden. Insbesondere Dienstleistungsinnovationen sind dabei in ihrem Zustandekommen und in ihren Wirkungsweisen jedoch noch keineswegs hinreichend untersucht. Vor diesem Hintergrund hat die Expertenkommission "Forschung und Innovation (EFI)" in ihrem ersten Gutachten (2008) vorgeschlagen, die Erforschung innovativer Dienstleistungen zu forcieren. Einen Beitrag hierzu will die vorliegende, von der EFI Kommission in Auftrag gegebene explorative Studie leisten.

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  • Lay, Gunter & Brandt, Tasso & Maloca, Spomenka & Schröter, Marcus & Stahlecker, Thomas, 2009. "Auswirkungen der Organisation und der Außenorientierung von Dienstleistungen auf Innovationen," Studien zum deutschen Innovationssystem 14-2009, Expertenkommission Forschung und Innovation (EFI) - Commission of Experts for Research and Innovation, Berlin.
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