Justification of approach to classification of innovations in public-private partnership

Dmitrieva, Elena; Guseva, Maria

doi:10.21003/ea.v163-14

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“…In the case of PPP projects, the traditional notion is that bundling of services would compel the private sector to consider construction-and operation-related aspects in the design phase, thereby forcing them to bring in innovation to maximise their return on investment. In the context of PPP infrastructure projects, Dmitrieva and Guseva (2017) classified innovation into four kinds: product innovation, process innovation, marketing innovation and organisational innovation. The opportunities for bringing in product innovation are typically observed in greenfield projects while process innovation potential is generally seen in brownfield projects.…”

Section: Innovation Possibility Through Lifecyclementioning

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Bundling in public–private partnership projects – a conceptual framework

Dolla

Laishram

2019

IJPPM

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Purpose The performance of public–private partnership (PPP) projects depends on how the project has been structured. The traditional PPP option analysis for structuring project scope and size relating to the bundling of functions concerning a single component of the value chain will need to be extended to handle multi-component sectors such as municipal solid waste (MSW) in formulating the project scope. This analysis is currently missing in the extant literature. The paper aims to discuss these issues. Design/methodology/approach Through a comprehensive literature review as the methodological backbone, this study develops a testable holistic framework for the procurement of MSW PPP projects that examines how various factors of bundling affect the performance of the PPP projects. Findings Using transaction cost economics, agency and auction theories, the review identifies that innovation, maturity, quality specifiability, scope, competition, information asymmetries and transaction attributes have a significant influence on the performance and success of the PPP projects. Research limitations/implications Alternative supply chain management possibilities and firm-level organisational ways can be predicted using this framework to strategize the solutions for the municipal infrastructure. Based on this contribution, future research can test the framework to increase the knowledge of bundling theory about how to structure network infrastructure PPP projects. Originality/value Studies on how to bundle/unbundle the projects having components of the value chain are in a nascent stage. The present study attempts to extend the body of knowledge on PPP to the complexity of bundling both the functions and components of the value chain in structuring the PPP project scope.

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Section: Innovation Possibility Through Lifecyclementioning

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Bundling in public–private partnership projects – a conceptual framework

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Laishram

2019

IJPPM

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“…The publications with a governance focus highlight the interactions between various stakeholders in the city in their definition as the defining feature of a smart city. In the face of globalization and growing international competition, the new public and private sector cooperation paradigm or public-private partnership (PPP) has proven to be the best vector of a stable country's or region's development (Dmitrieva, Guseva, 2017). The PPP concept is closely linked to another theoretical approach that is used in public administration, and it is public enterprise.…”

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Innovative approach to the concept of innovation in public administration

2018

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Purpose – Public administration, its functionality and efficiency become an important element of prosperity not only for individual economies but also for transnational entities. We are looking for new directions and new practices for public administration that are inspired by the business sector, which to orientation for results, satisfaction of customers, and reflections on the mix of services that will be provided to the citizen. The basic principle of all reforms in public administration is the understanding of administration as a service to citizens. The aim of the paper is to explain the essence of some selected innovative theoretical approaches in public administration and also to analyze citizens' access for e - government from the point of view of communication with representatives of the public administration at the level of individual EU member states. Design/methodology/approach – Characteristics of selected innovative approaches in public administration. Based on selected indicators within EU member countries, to analyze citizens' access for e – government. Findings – Innovative methods introduced in public administration are implied by the private sector. The availability of digital information of the public administration for citizens, about its representatives as well as about the financing of public administration has greatly improved over the period 2008-2017. Research limitations/implications – The availability of citizens' information in the context of communication with the public administration was monitored on the basis of selected indicators within the EU member states over the period 2008-2017. Practical implications – In addition to summarizing individual innovative approaches of management of public administration, the practical benefits are also experience with individual types of these approaches of management of public administration public administration in selected countries. Originality/Value – Theoretical aspects are complemented by indicators that assess the use of e-government by citizens of EU Member States. Keywords: public administration, management of public administration, innovative approaches, e- government, EU member’s countries Research type literature review JEL classification: H40, H0, B40.

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A Holistic Review of Public‐Private Partnership Literature Published between 2008 and 2018

Jin

et al. 2019

Advances in Civil Engineering

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Adopting a holistic approach in the review of the public-private partnership (PPP) literature published since 2008 by incorporating scientometric analysis and further systematic analysis, this study aims to provide the big picture of the state-of-the-art research in PPP by addressing major issues and suggesting research trends in PPP. Following a three-step research methodology, this study started from a bibliometric analysis with science mapping to provide the state-of-the-art information on PPP research keywords, scholars, journal articles, institutions, and countries. A further systematic review was also conducted to identify future research directions of PPP in project management. The review of the existing literature in PPP revealed that there had been insufficient systematic approach in summarizing the research topics and proposing new research trends in PPP-related project management. It was further indicated that sustainability and innovation in PPP could be further studied, such as integrating building information modeling with PPP. Factors related to barriers in PPP implementation would continue growing. Future research directions in PPP were also proposed following the systematic review, for example, comparative studies of PPP practice between developing and developed countries. The current study provides a comprehensive approach by integrating bibliometric analysis, science mapping, and qualitative analysis in the latest PPP research. It reveals the contemporary research themes in PPP and provides directions for near-future directions of PPP research in project management.

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Justification of approach to classification of innovations in public-private partnership

Cited by 4 publications

References 29 publications

Bundling in public–private partnership projects – a conceptual framework

Bundling in public–private partnership projects – a conceptual framework

Innovative approach to the concept of innovation in public administration

A Holistic Review of Public‐Private Partnership Literature Published between 2008 and 2018

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