Service and Science

  • Spohrer J
  • Demirkan H
  • Krishna V
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Abstract

While there is a rapid growth in the number of researchers and practitioners joining the service science community, this community has not yet settled on precise answers to two fundamental questions: ``What is service?{''} and ``Where is the science (in service science)?{''} This chapter examines possible answers to these two fundamental questions from multiple disciplinary perspectives, and proposes the Abstract Entity-Interaction-Outcome Universals (AEIOU) theory to frame the science of service systems.

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Spohrer, J. C., Demirkan, H., & Krishna, V. (2011). Service and Science (pp. 325–358). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-8270-4_18

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