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Read more at: Webinar - A Capability-Based View of Service Transitions
Webinar - A Capability-Based View of Service Transitions

Webinar - A Capability-Based View of Service Transitions

8 July 2015

by Ornella Benedettini - July 2015 This Webinar discussed the April Paper from the Alliance, which describes the initial steps of a study that is examining the cases of 138 companies from the aerospace and defence industry in order to provide evidence on how manufacturing companies configure and orchestrate service-relevant capabilities in practice.


Read more at: Podcast - Capability-Based View of Service Transitions
Podcast - Capability-Based View of Service Transitions

Podcast - Capability-Based View of Service Transitions

21 May 2015

In this Podcast Ornella Benedettini discusses the research behind the paper: “A Capability-Based View of Service Transitions”. The study set out to look at 138 companies in the aerospace and defence industry during 2013 and 2014. Surprisingly they found that firms don’t add greater value to their profit margins by loading more and more services into their product offering.


Read more at: Capability-Based View of Service Transitions
Capability-Based View of Service Transitions

Capability-Based View of Service Transitions

30 April 2015

The April 2015 Monthly Paper, on 'A Capability-Based View of Service Transitions' by Ornella Benedettini, Jane Davies and Andy Neely


Cambridge Service Alliance

Welcome to the Cambridge Service Alliance…

  • A unique global alliance between the University of Cambridge and some of the world’s leading businesses.

  • Help organisations to address the challenges they will face in the next three to five years, through rigorous research, practical tools, insights and education programmes.

  • Learn how other innovative organisations are developing new services through our events

  • Since its inception in 2010 industrial partners have included BAE Systems, Caterpillar, GEA, IBM, Pearson, Zoetis, CEMEX, HCLTech and Bouygues