How Incumbent Firms Navigate Nascent Digital Platform Ecosystems in the Internet of Things A Contextualized Perspective on Value Co-Creation in Platform Ecosystems.

How Incumbent Firms Navigate Nascent Digital Platform Ecosystems in the Internet of Things A Contextualized Perspective on Value Co-Creation in Platform Ecosystems.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Hodapp, Daniel
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Göttingen : Cuvillier Verlag, 2021.
Series:Göttinger Wirtschaftsinformatik.
Subjects:
Internet of things.
Electronic commerce.
Electronic commerce
Internet of things
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • List of Figures
  • List of Tables
  • Acronyms
  • A. Foundation
  • I. Introduction
  • I.1 Motivation
  • I.2 Research Gaps and Research Questions
  • I.3 Research Design
  • I.4 Anticipated Contributions
  • I.5 Structure of the Thesis
  • II. Research Background
  • II.1 Digital Platform Ecosystems in Nascent Maturity Stages
  • II.2 Digital Platform Ecosystems built by Incumbent Firms
  • II.3 Digital Platform Ecosystems in the Internet of Things
  • II.4 Synthesis: Pre-Understanding of Incumbent Firms navigating Nascent Digital Platform Ecosystems in the Internet of Things
  • B. Incumbent Firms Navigating Nascent Digital Platform Ecosystems in the Internet of Things
  • I. Studies on Digital Platform Ecosystems in Nascent Maturity Stages
  • 1 Study 1: Developer in Digital Platform Ecosystems: A Systematic Literature Analysis
  • 2 Study 2: Value Co-Creation in Nascent Platform Ecosystems: A Delphi Study in the Context of the Internet of Things
  • II. Studies on Digital Platform Ecosystems built by Incumbent Firms
  • 1 Study 3: Building Platform Ecosystems for IoT: Exploring the Impact on Industrial-Age Firms
  • 2 Study 4: Key Lessons from Platform Business within Bosch: How Mature Firms Can Succeed in the Platform Economy
  • III. Studies on Digital Platform Ecosystems in the Internet of Things
  • 1 Study 5: Business Models for Internet of Things Platforms: Empirical Development of a Taxonomy and Archetypes
  • 2 Study 6: Understanding Fragmentation in Contemporary IS Phenomena: An Information Systems Research Agenda
  • C. Contributions
  • I. Findings and Results
  • I.1 Findings Regarding Nascent Digital Platform Ecosystems in Nascent Maturity Stages
  • I.2 Findings Regarding Digital Platform Ecosystems built by Incumbent Firms
  • I.3 Findings Regarding Digital Platform Ecosystems in the Internet of Things
  • I.4 Synthesis: Towards a Contextualized Perspective on Digital Platforms
  • II. Implications for Theory and Practice
  • II.1 Implications for Research
  • II.2 Managerial Implications
  • III. Limitations and Further Research Opportunities
  • III.1 Limitations
  • III.2 Further Research Opportunities
  • IV. Concluding Remarks
  • Unbenannt

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