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Innovation dans les services aux entreprises et développement local

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  • Marie-Christine Monnayer-Longe

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Constatant que les jeunes entreprises innovantes ressortent très largement du secteur des services aux entreprises, une compagnie consulaire soucieuse d'accompagner les créateurs nous a interpellés sur la définition de l'innovation de services et son rôle dans le développement économique d'une métropole. En nous appuyant sur les travaux largement menés par l'équipe du Clersé à Lille, nous avons analysé les différentes formes de l'innovation de services, ses trajectoires et les formes de son intégration dans letissu économique environnant. Nous avons pu mettre en évidence les opportunités que pouvait apporter au développement de l'ensemble des activités industrielles et tertiaires régional, l'accompagnement de ces jeunes entreprises

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  • Marie-Christine Monnayer-Longe, 2008. "Innovation dans les services aux entreprises et développement local," Post-Print hal-02567579, HAL.
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