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Veronica Martinez
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Veronica Martinez, Cambridge Service Alliance, University of Cambridge
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Service Week 2016
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Engineering Services - Unpacking Value Exchange
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April paper on 'Engineering Services: Unpacking Value Exchange', by Florian Urmetzer, Andy Neely, Veronica Martinez
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Service in the Platform Context
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June paper on 'Service in the Platform Context: A review of the state of the art' by Xia Han, Veronica Martinez and Andy Neely
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Webinar - A Transition Towards a Data-Driven Business Model
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In the latest Webinar from the Alliance, Mohamed Zaki the recent report from the Alliance, 'Moving Towards a Data-Driven Business Model (DDBM) in the Online Newspaper Publishing Industry'.
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Manufacturing Analytics Workshop
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Mohamed Zaki, Philip Woodall and Andy Neely recently ran a workshop on Manufacturing Analytics: The role of Big Data in the Future of Manufacturing. The workshop was held at the Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) on 1 February 2016 and was funded by the Cambridge Big Data-EPSRC Collaborative Workshops Fund.
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Webinar - Seven Critical Success Factors in the Shift to Services
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February 2016 Webinar by Dr Veronica Martinez on the recent report: 'Seven Critical Success Factors in the Shift to Services'
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Impact of Firm Characteristics on Survival
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The October 2014 Paper on 'Impact of Firm Characteristics on Survivial: an empirical analysis in the context of service strategies' by Ornella Benedettini, Morgan Swink and Andy Neely
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New Pro-Vice-Chancellor Role for Professor Andy Neely
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Professor Andy Neely, the University of Cambridge's new Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Enterprise and Business Relations.
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Service Excellent Programme Delivered to Veolia
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A Two-Day Service Excellence Programme has been developed and delivered to Veolia by the Cambridge Service Alliance.
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Leadership in the Age of Digital Disruption
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In an article for The Manufacturer, Professor Andy Neely takes a look at the five key issues manufacturing industry leaders should focus on if they want to survive in the age of digital disruption.
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