Table 1

Overview of service-oriented and business services research

ConstructsSourceType of ResearchKey attributes
Service orientationHomburg et al. (2002) Empirical researchBusiness strategy, Performance outcomes
Czarnitzki and Spielkamp (2003)Literature reviewBusiness services, Innovation, Knowledge
Lytle and Timmerman (2006) Empirical research (quantitative method)Organizational performance, Employee commitment, Product performance
Yoon et al. (2007)Empirical research (quantitative method)Business performance, Service value, Employee satisfaction
Janssen and Joha (2008) Literature review, case studyStrategy, Organizational redesign, Processes, Transformation
Teng and Barrows, 2009Literature reviewEmployee, Management and organization
Murray et al. (2009) Literature reviewSourcing strategy, Knowledge, Capabilities, Performance
Gebauer et al. (2010)Empirical research (quantitative method)Service strategies, Organizational designs, Performance
Aier et al. (2011) Empirical research (quantitative method)Service strategy, Organization and culture, Communication, Projects, Success
Business servicesEsteves and Pastor (2001)Literature reviewInformation Systems, Life cycle, Business processes
Fremantle et al. (2002)Literature reviewWeb services, Information systems, Integration
Cherbakov et al. (2005) Literature review, case studyComponentization, Value net, Information systems
Schroth (2007)Literature reviewWeb services, Information systems
Demirkan et al. (2008) Literature reviewCustomer perspective, Economics, Information Technology strategy
Van Van der Aalst (2012) Literature reviewBusiness processes, Process-aware information systems
Wynstra et al. (2015) Literature reviewGovernance, Capabilities, Contracting, Management
Alreemy et al., (2016) Literature reviewInformation Systems, Governance, Success factors
Holmlund et al. (2016) Literature reviewFinancial issues, Management, Decision-making

or Create an Account

Close Modal
Close Modal