2015
DOI: 10.22215/timreview872
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Agile New Service Development in an Interdisciplinary Context

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“…The scientific literature also provides insights about the weaknesses of complex/ comprehensive models that belong to another category of models for new service development. S. Cocca et al (2015) observe that this type of model requires a higher level of knowledge application. This statement is supported by G. Briscoe et al (2012) as well, they confirm the idea that the knowledge base should be increased together with the number of actions.…”
Section: More Incomprehensive Thanmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The scientific literature also provides insights about the weaknesses of complex/ comprehensive models that belong to another category of models for new service development. S. Cocca et al (2015) observe that this type of model requires a higher level of knowledge application. This statement is supported by G. Briscoe et al (2012) as well, they confirm the idea that the knowledge base should be increased together with the number of actions.…”
Section: More Incomprehensive Thanmentioning
confidence: 99%