Value co-production: intellectual origins and implications for practice and research

Article Abstract:

The concept of 'value co-production' is an alternative view of value creation in which customers are described as creating value instead of destroying it. Moreover, value in this perspective is mutually constructed and re-constructed among actors with dissimilar values, which are reconciled or combined in the process of co-producing value. The prevailing view of value co-production has been in development since the start of the 18th century although its emergence in practice has only recently been facilitated by sociotechnical innovations. The current framework on value co-production has significant implications on business definition, work organization, management and the transition towards a co-productive economy.

Analysis, Industrial productivity, Value (Economics)

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Business documents should work for you

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Proper organization of business documents requires a few simple guidelines. First, companies must use the latest software and document production tools to increase the value and functionality of corporate memoranda, monthly billing statements, shipment invoices and other forms of business documents. Second, businesses should consider document size and format, ink selection, base stock selection and font selection in the preparation of print-mail documents. A well-organized business document allows clients to get relevant information and take the appropriate action.

Business Records Management, Management, Business records, Records management, Commercial documents

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