… are advocating something like: “services has won the goods versus services debate;” thus, …
(ie, service for goods). This contention inaccurately captures the SD logic meaning of service …

… services as sub-services. We consider services that contain other services (or sub-services)
to … Aggregations combine multiple services and provide access to them in a single location. …

… “service”. Parallel dichotomies can be found between the delivery and consumption of “core
services” and the emotional/hedonic dimensions of service … and management of services. In …

… of the type of service offered in your food-service establishment, service quality is always a
combination of two major factors– service procedures and the service staff's “personality” or …

… of marketed services and products, beginning with the service of farming. Or, services and
… A department store is a place in which the service of retailing is rendered. Yet retailing is not …

… also emphasize that describing and understanding service always relates to a … service
provider's point of view. Our aim is to portray service as such, and value creation through service …

… , and to ensure that services … 42 services selected from the overall population of services.
It also tests for the first time the validity of several propositions regarding professional services …

… by the development of service activities, innovation in services becomes a crucial factor for …
services are not generally adverse to innovation. Furthermore, traditional concepts of services …

… to have a service performed. The main purpose of this paper is to elucidate the concept of
a service and to provide a proper definition of a service. The characteristics of services are …

… service transition assumption and develop alternative ones regarding how product firms
should pursue service… system suppliers, we identify three service-led growth trajectories: (1) …