The Institutional Characteristics and Model of Service Relationships in Innovation Economy
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https://doi.org/10.51699/economics.v38i1.338Keywords:
Innovation management, Institutional frameworks, Technological integration, Competitive strategy, Operational optimizationAbstract
The innovative economy is reshaping the operational dynamics of industries, particularly the service sector, which plays a pivotal role in supporting agro-industrial complexes. Agro-industrial complexes operate as integrated systems, combining production processes, service functions, and the adoption of innovative technologies. To remain competitive in the innovative economy, these complexes require a robust synergy between service relationships and institutional frameworks. This article investigates the characteristics and models of service relationships within the innovative economy, emphasizing their application in agro-industrial complexes. The study explores effective strategies for optimizing service systems and management techniques tailored to the unique needs of agro-industrial operations. By addressing the challenges and opportunities in these sectors, the research contributes to advancing the structure and functionality of service systems, ensuring sustainable growth and enhanced competitiveness in the context of an innovation-driven economy.
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