Innovation in selected South African services sectors, 2010-2012

Innovation, a function of knowledge and its diffusion, is an important driver of competitiveness of firms and nations. This is the reason why many countries continue to place a growing emphasis on policies that spur it. Better understanding of the innovation process and its economic and development impact is crucial for all the actors involved in its realisation.

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Human Science Research Council SA
Published
2026-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32384919
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Professional Masters Programs Analysis
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Innovation in selected South African services sectors, 2010-2012

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Professional Masters Programs Analysis
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Innovation in selected South African services sectors, 2010-2012

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Abstract

Innovation, a function of knowledge and its diffusion, is an important driver of competitiveness of firms and nations. This is the reason why many countries continue to place a growing emphasis on policies that spur it. Better understanding of the innovation process and its economic and development impact is crucial for all the actors involved in its realisation.

Human Science Research Council SA
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Professional Masters Programs Analysis
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