Table II.

Statements according to innovation models for services

Statements
1… developed new services/products offered by the judiciary
2… standardized their services/products, making them more accessible to society
3… developed new ways of relating to their customers (lawyers, plaintiffs and defendants )
4… improved the characteristics and/or content of the current services/products, generating new services/products
5… combined or recombined various characteristics of current products/services, generating new services/products
6… broadened or suppressed characteristics and/or content of current services/products
7… introduced new services/products to provide services to society
8… made changes in internal procedures to improve the providing of services to society
9… changed the way in which services/products are delivered to their customers (lawyers, plaintiffs, defendants and society in general)
10… developed specific solutions for particular problems and demands or judicial processes
11… improved and/or adopted the technology (equipment, hardware, software) used to deliver its products/services to its customers (lawyers, plaintiffs, defendants and society in general)
12… changed the behavior of their customers (lawyers, plaintiffs, defendants and society in general) by transferring information and knowledge about their services/products
13… developed employee skills to deliver its services/products
14… improved its managerial model
Source: Prepared based on Gallouj and Weinstein (1997) and Djellal and Gallouj (2005) 

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