Service Innovation in Forestry: The Perspective of Family Forest Owners

Hansen, Eric; Nybakk, Erlend; Guerrero, Jose E

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-28999-7_7

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“…Albeit in the forest owner context, customer involvement has hardly been studied, there are few interesting studies of NIPF owner innovativeness. According to Hansen et al (2019), NIPF owners can innovate by adopting technologies, concepts and services from the markets or conversely by creating their own technologies, concepts and services that they offer to the marketplace. In a Norwegian study by Nybakk et al (2009) that examined forest owner innovativeness, it was found that an owner's higher level of learning orientation and social network are critical antecedents for their innovativeness.…”

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Finnish forest owner objectives as indicators for a diversifying use of forests on the road to a bioeconomy

Häyrinen¹

2019

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thank you all for the discussions and memorable moments during the process. I gratefully acknowledge the contributions of the research projects 'FP-Serve' and 'FORTUNE', funded by Business Finland (formerly TEKES-the Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation) and 'FORESCOF', funded by the Academy of Finland. I am also grateful for receiving both the young researchers' grant and the dissertation completion grant from the University of Helsinki, as well as the research grant from the Finnish Cultural Foundation. For the funding of my conference trips abroad, I want to thank the Finnish Society of Forest Science, the former Graduate School in Forest Sciences (GSForest), the Doctoral Programme in Sustainable Use of Renewable Natural Resources (AGFOREE) and my research projects. My sincere thanks go to pre-examiners Gun Lidestav and Erlend Nybakk for reviewing my thesis. A warm thanks also to Pekka Ripatti for agreeing to be my opponent. I would like to give special acknowledgements to the anonymous forest owner respondents whose time and interest made this dissertation possible. Also, thanks to the anonymous referees for reviewing our articles and to the language reviewers for making our articles and my dissertation more fluent. To my friends, thank you all for your loving friendship and for sharing in the great moments of my life. Thanks to my parents, Ilkka and Arja, my brother, Kalle, and my sister, Iida, for always helping and supporting me in all aspects of life. Thanks also to my extended family, Pekka, Kasper, Laura and the baby boy, for your great company. Finally, my deepest gratitude go to Jaakko for always believing in me and being there for me; and to my wonderful children, Elle and Rosa, for always bringing laughter and joy to my life. Helsinki, June 2019 Liina Häyrinen Häyrinen L. (2019). Finnish forest owner objectives as indicators for a diversifying use of forests on the road to a bioeconomy. Dissertationes Forestales 280. 54 p.

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Finnish forest owner objectives as indicators for a diversifying use of forests on the road to a bioeconomy

Häyrinen¹

2019

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“…Cluster 8 looks at innovativeness in the forest sector [131], the forest product industry [132], and methods for measuring it [133]. Forest landowners were also discussed in terms of their innovativeness, antecedents, and the services they provide [134][135][136]. The next cluster examines innovativeness from a regional perspective.…”

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Employee well-being and innovativeness: A multi-level conceptual framework based on citation network analysis and data mining techniques

2023

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This study proposes a multilevel conceptual framework for a deeper understanding of the relationship between employee well-being and innovativeness. We overview 49 years of well-being research [1972–2021] and 54 years of research on innovativeness [1967–2021] to uncover 24 dominant themes in well-being and ten primary topics in innovativeness research. Citation network analysis and text semantic similarity were used to develop a conceptual framework featuring 21 components and three levels: individual, organizational, and market. These components consist of constructs, domains, and factors that can influence or be influenced by employee well-being and innovativeness either directly or indirectly. This is the first study to use citation network analysis and data mining techniques to investigate the relationship between employee well-being and innovativeness. This novel framework can aid organizations in identifying more holistic and efficient strategies for fostering innovativeness and enhancing the well-being of their workforce. It can also assist in developing new theories and serve as a roadmap for future research. We discuss the research limitations and theoretical and practical implications and propose three research themes that future studies may address.

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“…Additionally, such owners often live in rural and less economically saturated regions. Research related to new products and services that can be developed from the forests (Kurttila et al 2019), novel business models effective in creating sustainable profits (Hansen et al 2019), and professional assistance in developing such business ventures are all crucial for developing a thriving and sustainable rural economy.…”

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Transformations Towards a New Era in Small Scale Forestry: Introduction to the Small-Scale Forestry Special Issue

Hujala

Butler

2020

Small-scale Forestry

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Service Innovation in Forestry: The Perspective of Family Forest Owners

Cited by 6 publications

References 34 publications

Finnish forest owner objectives as indicators for a diversifying use of forests on the road to a bioeconomy

Finnish forest owner objectives as indicators for a diversifying use of forests on the road to a bioeconomy

Employee well-being and innovativeness: A multi-level conceptual framework based on citation network analysis and data mining techniques

Transformations Towards a New Era in Small Scale Forestry: Introduction to the Small-Scale Forestry Special Issue

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