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Logistics Innovation: A customer Value-Oriented Social Process
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In this paper, a qualitative, grounded theory research project conducted in the United States, Sweden, and The United Kingdom was designed to explore logistics innovation as perceived by leaders of logistics service provider firms and logistics business functions within product focused firms.Abstract:
This paper reports on a qualitative, grounded theory research project conducted in the United States, Sweden, and The United Kingdom designed to explore logistics innovation as perceived by leaders of logistics service provider firms and logistics business functions within product focused firms Analysis of 33 depth interviews conducted within seven organizations revealed activities that reflect multiple aspects of being innovative, including: (1) setting a stage for innovation; (2) identifying clues to shifts in what customers value; (3) negotiating, clarifying, and reflecting upon insights; and (4) managing inter-organizational learningread more
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