"Innovation Systems in the Service Economy: Measurement and Case Study Analysis" offers a comprehensive examination of the role of services in the modern economy. Considering the growing influence of the service sector on economic development, this academic book sheds light on the innovation processes within service companies. It argues that these companies are capable of generating independent innovations that differ from traditional innovation approaches in manufacturing. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of service companies in the context of creative division of labor and modern innovative systems. The contributions in this volume enhance the understanding of the dynamic interactions between services and innovation, which is of great interest to researchers and policymakers.