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. 2023 Jan 11;13:1027775. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1027775

TABLE 8.

Cluster 2.

Sr. No Author Title Links Total link strength TGCS
1 Singaraju et al., 2016 Social media and value co-creation in multi stake holder system. A resource integration approach. 52 186 86
2 Chang et al., 2018 Enhancing firm’s performance: The role of brand orientation in Business-to-business marketing. 50 184 46
3 Jayashankar et al., 2018 Iot adoption in agriculture: the role of trust, perceived value, and risk. 50 150 62
4 Zhang et al., 2015 Building industrial brand equity by leveraging firm capabilities and co-creating value with customers. 49 215 70
5 Zhang and Zhu, 2019 When can B2B firms improve product innovation capability (PIC) through customer participation (CP)? The moderating role of inter-organizational relationships? 47 111 11
6 Zolkiewski et al., 2017 Strategic B2B customer experience management: the importance of outcomes-based measures 46 150 36
7 Ferguson et al., 2016 The social context for value co-creations in an entrepreneurial network Influence of interpersonal attraction, relational norms, and partner trustworthiness 41 84 46
8 Tuan et al., 2019 Customer value co-creation in the business-to-business tourism context: The roles of corporate social responsibility and customer empowering behaviors 39 70 38
9 Wang et al., 2013 Customer participation and project performance: the mediating role of knowledge sharing in the Chinese telecommunication service industry. 38 63 17
10 Bruhn et al., 2014 Antecedents and consequences of the quality in e-costumer-to- customer interactions in B2B brand communities. 35 92 89
11 Ruiz-Alba et al., 2019 Servitization strategies from customers’ perspective: the moderating role of co-creation 32 70 17
12 He et al., 2018 Influence of interfirm brand values congruence on relationship qualities in B2B contexts 29 67 17
13 Stucky et al., 2011 Dynamics of value creation in complex IT service engagements. 25 29 17
14 Cortez and Johnston, 2019 Marketing role in B2B settings: evidence from advanced, emerging and developing markets 20 42 20