Measuring the Interaction Between Manufacturing and Services

By D. Pilat, Anita Wölfl. 2005

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The Changing Nature of Manufacturing in OECD Economies (2006, unknown): “The share of service-related occupations in the manufacturing sector has declined since 1995 in the United Kingdom, Denmark and France; it has increased in the other European countries, notably Spain, Italy and Germany (Pilat and Wölfl, 2005; Figure 30).”
A comparative analysis of Lean practices and performance in the UK manufacturing and service sector firms (2012, background): “The service sector in developed economies is considered as the major contributor to the gross domestic product (GDP); in the UK, it accounts for approximately 75% of GDP (Pilat & Wölfl, 2005; Piercy & Rich, 2009).”
Offshore outsourcing as a source of international competitiveness for SMEs (2009, background): “For instance, an OECD study of European data has found that as many as 50% of manufacturing workers are actually employed in service activities (Pilat & Wölfl, 2005).”