Conceptualizing Resource Integration: The Peculiar Role of Pure Public Resources

Herbert Woratschek; Chris Horbel; Bastian Popp

doi:10.15358/2511-8676-2020-2-3-157

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- 69–69 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 69–69
- 70–74 Editorial: Tuning the Sounds of Service: Essays in Honour of Michael Kleinaltenkamp Sascha Raithel, Frank Jacob, Martin Benkenstein Sascha Raithel, Frank Jacob, Martin Benkenstein 70–74
- 75–184 Research Articles 75–184
  - 75–83 From Muso to Academic and Back: A Time and Person-Based Acknowledgement of Michael Kleinaltenkamp Ingo Karpen, Carolin Plewa Ingo Karpen, Carolin Plewa 75–83
  - 84–99 We're So Bad It's Funny - Effects of Using Humour in the Marketing Communication of Low-Quality Service Providers Ilias Danatzis, Jana Möller, Christine Mathies Ilias Danatzis, Jana Möller, Christine Mathies 84–99
  - 100–120 What Does it Take to Successfully Implement a Hybrid Offering Strategy? A Contingency Perspective Judith Dannenbaum, Laura Marie Edinger-Schons, Mario Rese, Olaf Plötner, Jan Wieseke Judith Dannenbaum, Laura Marie Edinger-Schons, Mario Rese, Olaf Plötner, Jan Wieseke 100–120
  - 121–132 Managing Customer Success in Business Markets: Conceptual Foundation and Practical Application Andreas Eggert, Wolfgang Ulaga, Anna Gehring Andreas Eggert, Wolfgang Ulaga, Anna Gehring 121–132
  - 133–144 Considering Value-related Concepts in Service-oriented Approaches to Marketing Studies in Light of Philosophical and Economic Value Theories Michaela Haase Michaela Haase 133–144
  - 145–156 From Centralized Energy Generation and Distribution to Clean Energy Communities: Exploring New Modes of Governance for the Energy Sector Albrecht Söllner, Tessa Haverland Albrecht Söllner, Tessa Haverland 145–156
  - 157–169 Conceptualizing Resource Integration: The Peculiar Role of Pure Public Resources Herbert Woratschek, Chris Horbel, Bastian Popp Herbert Woratschek, Chris Horbel, Bastian Popp 157–169
  - 170–184 On the Marketness of Markets and Actor Clout: Market-shaping Roles Suvi Nenonen, Kaj Storbacka Suvi Nenonen, Kaj Storbacka 170–184
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SMR - Journal of Service Management Research , page 157 - 169

Conceptualizing Resource Integration: The Peculiar Role of Pure Public Resources

Autoren

Herbert Woratschek Chris Horbel Bastian Popp

DOI
- doi.org/10.15358/2511-8676-2020-2-3-157
- ISSN: 2511-8676
- ISSN online: 2942-3392
Zusammenfassung

Resource integration is fundamental to value cocreation. In service-dominant logic, operant resources are the primary interest of actors’ economic exchange. However, the resources in service-dominant logic are rarely classified and analysed in detail. In addition, natural resources are widely neglected in conceptualizations of resources and resource integration. To fill these research gaps, this article aims to extend the existing conceptualizations of resource integration by specifically focussing on the integration of different types of resources. For this purpose, resource classifications from both the German-language literature, which is internationally mostly unknown, and the English-language research are included. Furthermore, natural resources are used as a case to discuss the peculiar role of pure public resources. Following calls for ‘oscillating foci’ to gain a better understanding of value co-creation, we further analyse resource integration at different levels of analysis by specifically focusing on the micro-level. Nevertheless, we emphasize the interdependencies between different levels of analysis. Therefore, we close important research gaps in the service-dominant logic literature, specifically regarding resource integration.

Abstract

Resource integration is fundamental to value cocreation. In service-dominant logic, operant resources are the primary interest of actors’ economic exchange. However, the resources in service-dominant logic are rarely classified and analysed in detail. In addition, natural resources are widely neglected in conceptualizations of resources and resource integration. To fill these research gaps, this article aims to extend the existing conceptualizations of resource integration by specifically focussing on the integration of different types of resources. For this purpose, resource classifications from both the German-language literature, which is internationally mostly unknown, and the English-language research are included. Furthermore, natural resources are used as a case to discuss the peculiar role of pure public resources. Following calls for ‘oscillating foci’ to gain a better understanding of value co-creation, we further analyse resource integration at different levels of analysis by specifically focusing on the micro-level. Nevertheless, we emphasize the interdependencies between different levels of analysis. Therefore, we close important research gaps in the service-dominant logic literature, specifically regarding resource integration.
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