The research stream “Service Systems” at Wi1 focusses on exploring, designing, engineering and evaluating systemic service innovations. Our research focuses on stakeholder integration, co-creation and value appropriation in complex service systems. Typical questions we try to answer are:
- What are the appropriate mechanisms to integrate stakeholders in service systems?
- How can we manage and support productivity in complex service settings?
- Which tools are needed to facilitate value co-creation in online and offline settings
With prototyping and design science research we, thus, esp. contribute to the development of the field of service systems engineering.
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Related Publications
Product Service Systems as a Driver for Business Model Innovation: Lessons Learned from the Manufacturing Industry.
International Journal of Innovation Management. 17(1), 1340004-1–25.
(2013).
Innovation in Service Ecosystems: A role perspective.
RESER annual conference (Naples).
(2016).
Complexity and interdependencies of actor integration for service innovation in service systems ? insights from the exploration of micro level practices.
5th FORUM ON MARKETS AND MARKETING FMM2016.
(2016).
Stakeholder integration for service innovation in German medium-sized enterprises.
Service Science. 8(3), 320-332.
(2016).
Strategies towards Innovative Services: Findings from the German Service Landscape.
The Service Industry Journal. 30(4), 609-620.
(2010).
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