Research news and blogposts from DIG.
CSI congratulates Posten as the most innovative Norwegian company in 2018, awarded by Innovasjonsmagasinet 2019 – 2020, followed by former CSI partner DnB in 2nd and CSI partner Telenor in 10th.
How are AI systems being applied in the world of business and how will the field develop over the coming years?
Traditionally, consumer research has focused on the symbolic value of products. New research now turns attention to the symbolic value of time.
Companies should account for the social orientation of brand emotions and advertising context in order to build optimal brand equity in East Asian markets.
Service innovation is a concept that, for the last decade, has received increased attention both among academics as well as practitioners. Service innovation is, however, a multi fragmented concept, which often induces confusion. The main purpose of the book is to discuss and explain what service innovation is, based on contemporary research.
Digitalization and the use of new technologies can be a powerful force of disruption in many (traditional) industries as new companies enter with faster and better business models. The journey to digital transformation requires the comprehensive reimagining and reinvention of incumbents’ business models.
The Norwegian Innovation Index, developed by CSI, have won the 2019 ISSIP Distinguished Recognition Award.
10 April The Research Council of Norway (RCN) hosted the final CSI conference marking the end of an eight year’s research project on service innovation research.
The value of a firm is reflected in anticipated future earnings. Apple’s customers are not as excited as they used to be and the share value is dropping.
Leaders assume that customer experience and profitability have a strong and positive relationship, but the evidence tells a different story. This was the topic for a recent seminar with CSI researchers and several partners.
CSI-researcher, Professor Tor W Andreassen was part of the dissertation committee when Oana Pop defended her thesis at Hasselt university.
Methods of payment have changed over the years. From bartering via cash to electronic payment. In a digital world, will cash disappear? Read new blog post by Tor Walin Andreassen.
