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The Relative Effects of B2B (vs. B2C) Service Innovations on Firm Value (Dotzel and Shankar 2019)

As B2B firms increasingly become service-dominant in hopes of building lasting customer relationships, it becomes imperative to determine if the resources and expertise needed to implement B2B service innovations also create increased risk for B2B firms. The differences between customer and business markets find that the impact of service innovations varies across B2B and B2C domains.

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