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Title: | Are innovation patterns in manufacturing and services converging? A multivariate analysis of CIS-3 data for the flemish business sector | Authors: | TIRI, Marc PEETERS, Ludo SWINNEN, Gilbert |
Issue Date: | 2006 | Source: | DRUID Summer Conference 2006, Copenhagen, Denmark. | Abstract: | This paper presents the results from a multivariate (factor and cluster) analysis of the variation in innovation processes of manufacturing and service firms. Using data from the third Community Innovation Survey for Flanders (Belgium), a set of seven clusters of firms that are to be interpreted as “innovation patterns” or “innovation strategies” is identified. Two major findings emerge: (i) the “sectoral determinism” of innovation does not hold true for Flemish firms; (ii) firms in the service industry seem to form a separate, “low-profile” innovation cluster. In conclusion, we point to some important implications for the design of adequate innovation-policy measures. | Keywords: | Innovation patterns, (Non-)Technological innovation, Services, Manufacturing, CIS-3, Firm-level data | Document URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1942/1382 | Category: | C2 | Type: | Conference Material |
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