Original paper
The Survival Benefits of Service Intensity for New Manufacturing Ventures: A Resource-Advantage Theory Perspective
Abstract
We investigate the association between service intensity and the survival odds of new manufacturing ventures. Although previous research extensively addresses the value of servitization in established firms, this is the first empirical study that asks whether service intensity, defined as the percentage of sales from services, is beneficial or detrimental to new ventures. Drawing on resource-advantage theory, we further ask whether, under...
Paper Details
Title
The Survival Benefits of Service Intensity for New Manufacturing Ventures: A Resource-Advantage Theory Perspective
Published Date
Apr 9, 2019
Journal
Volume
22
Issue
4
Pages
352 - 370
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