His primary scientific interests are in Marketing, Service design, Service, Service delivery framework and Knowledge management. His Marketing research integrates issues from Process and Process management. His Process research is multidisciplinary, relying on both New product development, Spare part and Manufacturing.
He works mostly in the field of Service design, limiting it down to topics relating to Product-service system and, in certain cases, Organizational change, Framing and Service research, as a part of the same area of interest. Christian Kowalkowski works in the field of Service, focusing on Service product management in particular. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Business model and Product innovation.
Marketing, Service, Knowledge management, Process management and Industrial organization are his primary areas of study. His studies link Process with Marketing. The Service study combines topics in areas such as Engineering management and Operations management.
His Knowledge management research focuses on Service innovation and how it connects with Product innovation. His Industrial organization research includes themes of Competitive advantage and Competitor analysis. His Service design research is mostly focused on the topic Service product management.
Christian Kowalkowski mainly focuses on Knowledge management, Service, Process management, Marketing and Service innovation. His Knowledge management research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Customer experience, Customer experience management, Control, Market strategy and Touchpoint. His work deals with themes such as Originality and Organizational culture, which intersect with Service.
Christian Kowalkowski combines subjects such as Co-creation and Business economics with his study of Process management. His research on Marketing focuses in particular on Purchasing. His biological study deals with issues like Service-dominant logic, which deal with fields such as Value proposition and Value theory.
Christian Kowalkowski spends much of his time researching Knowledge management, Service, Digital transformation, Service system and Digitization. His research in Knowledge management intersects with topics in Value cocreation, Service innovation and Service-dominant logic. His Service research incorporates elements of Business economics, Originality and Process management.
His Digital transformation research spans across into areas like Transformational leadership, Focus, Organizational culture, Marketing and Product. His Service system research includes elements of Crisis management, Business model, Service and Resilience. Christian Kowalkowski connects Digitization with Ecosystem in his research.
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Enabling service innovation: A dynamic capabilities approach
Daniel Kindström;Christian Kowalkowski;Christian Kowalkowski;Erik Sandberg.
(2013)
Enabling service innovation: A dynamic capabilities approach
Daniel Kindström;Christian Kowalkowski;Christian Kowalkowski;Erik Sandberg.
(2013)
Service innovation in product-centric firms : a multidimensional business model perspective
Daniel Kindström;Christian Kowalkowski.
(2014)
Service innovation in product-centric firms : a multidimensional business model perspective
Daniel Kindström;Christian Kowalkowski.
(2014)
The evolution of service innovation research: a critical review and synthesis
Per Carlborg;Daniel Kindström;Christian Kowalkowski.
(2014)
The evolution of service innovation research: a critical review and synthesis
Per Carlborg;Daniel Kindström;Christian Kowalkowski.
(2014)
Development of industrial service offerings: a process framework
Daniel Kindström;Christian Kowalkowski.
(2009)
Development of industrial service offerings: a process framework
Daniel Kindström;Christian Kowalkowski.
(2009)
Servitization and deservitization: Overview, concepts, and definitions
Christian Kowalkowski;Christian Kowalkowski;Heiko Gebauer;Heiko Gebauer;Bart Kamp;Bart Kamp;Glenn Parry.
(2017)
Servitization and deservitization: Overview, concepts, and definitions
Christian Kowalkowski;Christian Kowalkowski;Heiko Gebauer;Heiko Gebauer;Bart Kamp;Bart Kamp;Glenn Parry.
(2017)
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