Questionnaire items that differed statistically across latent classes
| Nr. | Questionnaire item |
|---|---|
| 10 | Number of person-years of R&D personnel |
| 12 | Age of the company |
| 19 | The company has practices for using accumulated experience and lessons learned |
| 29 | The company has policies for developing reforms |
| 21 | The company has used the experience and lessons learned in the projects that followed |
| 22 | Innovation is a part of the company’s operating model |
| 95 | The company has developed service innovations originating in other industries |
| 96 | Service innovations developed by other companies |
| 103 | Process innovations developed by other companies |
| 109 | Public sector customers play a key role in a company’s innovation activities |
| 117 | Patents were an effective protection mechanism |
| 118 | The utility model was an effective protection mechanism |
| 121 | Trademarking was an effective protection mechanism |
| 122 | Speed of productisation was an effective protection mechanism |
| 124 | Confidentiality was an effective protection mechanism |
| 126 | Your company introduced organisational innovations by modernising business processes |
| 127 | Your company introduced organisational innovations by reforming information management |
| 140 | Marketing innovations use new pricing methods |
| Nr. | Questionnaire item |
|---|---|
| 10 | Number of person-years of R&D personnel |
| 12 | Age of the company |
| 19 | The company has practices for using accumulated experience and lessons learned |
| 29 | The company has policies for developing reforms |
| 21 | The company has used the experience and lessons learned in the projects that followed |
| 22 | Innovation is a part of the company’s operating model |
| 95 | The company has developed service innovations originating in other industries |
| 96 | Service innovations developed by other companies |
| 103 | Process innovations developed by other companies |
| 109 | Public sector customers play a key role in a company’s innovation activities |
| 117 | Patents were an effective protection mechanism |
| 118 | The utility model was an effective protection mechanism |
| 121 | Trademarking was an effective protection mechanism |
| 122 | Speed of productisation was an effective protection mechanism |
| 124 | Confidentiality was an effective protection mechanism |
| 126 | Your company introduced organisational innovations by modernising business processes |
| 127 | Your company introduced organisational innovations by reforming information management |
| 140 | Marketing innovations use new pricing methods |
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