This thesis reports the findings of one of three co-financed research projects under the heading: “Customer driven innovation in the building articles industry”. The issue is value creation in triadic business relationships, and the aim is to explore in what ways the expansion from a dyadic level of analysis to the level of micro-networks can inform our understanding of value creation in intermediated systems.
| Series | PhD series |
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| Number | 28.2010 |
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| ISSN | 0906-6934 |
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