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Innovation and firm performance in services – Nottingham University Business School

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Title: “Innovation and firm performance in services: are we measuring them correctly”

Date: 3rd of February 2010

Location: Nottingham, United Kingdom

Duration: half day (1-5pm)

Format: Workshop

Cost: Free

Registration: No registration is necessary. However, it would be useful to confirm attendance for catering purposes.

Organisers: Nottingham University Business School, The University of Nottingham, Great Britain and sponsored by the Advanced Institute of Management Research (AIM) in collaboration with the Advanced Institute of Management and the Business and Industrial Section of the Royal Statistic Society.

Contact: giuliana.battisti@nottingham.ac.uk

Notes:

The event is benefiting from the participation of three top speakers:

• Andy Neely (Deputy director of the Advanced Institute of Management, Cambridge University) – Title of discussion: “The Servitization of manufacturing: how do we track global developments”

• Keith Smith (Director of Science and Innovation Analysis Group, Business Innovation and Skills Department) – Title of discussion –“TBC”

• Jonathan Haskel (Imperial College) – Title of discussion: “Productivity and Innovation in UK Financial Services: An Intangible Assets Approach”

Further details:

For more details about the workshop agenda and venue visit the event page by clicking this link.

Tags: Innovation, KPI, Performance Management, Performance Measures, Workshop

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