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International Competitiveness: Empirical Findings from SME Service Firms

This article extends Buckley, Pass, and Prescott (1988, 1990, 1992) by using case research to examine factors contributing to international competitiveness, in the context of SME software developers and engineering consultants. The results indicate that universal prescriptions of international competitiveness measures are inappropriate. Implications are drawn for research and practice.