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So far, I always thought that knowledge-based companies and R&D companies were the same. But recently our TA mentioned that they are different, I've searched a lot to find the differences between them but the more I searched the less I found.
I would really appreciate if someone told me the difference between these two kind of companies.
A knowledge-based company sells products or services that are primarily knowledge-based. This doesn't have to be new knowledge - it can be existing knowledge.
An R&D company earns its way by developing new knowledge.
