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+ | Economics: double-sided markets, coordinating different types of actors, typically developers and end users. Competition both on and between platforms | ||
− | + | Engineering design: technological architectures for innovation. | |
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− | + | Conceptualized as evolving meta-organizations that: | |
+ | # federate and coordinate constitutive agents who can innovate and compete | ||
+ | # create value by generating and harnessing economies of scope in supply or/and in demand | ||
+ | # entail a modular technological architecture composed of a core and a periphery | ||
+ | Classification system for variety of organizational forms: within firms, across supply chains, and across industry innovation ecosystems. | ||
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+ | Applied to derive a simple model highlighting patterns of interaction between platform innovation and competition, yielding hypotheses that could be tested empirically in the future |
Latest revision as of 12:28, 7 November 2016
Toward an integrative framework
Economics: double-sided markets, coordinating different types of actors, typically developers and end users. Competition both on and between platforms
Engineering design: technological architectures for innovation.
Conceptualized as evolving meta-organizations that:
- federate and coordinate constitutive agents who can innovate and compete
- create value by generating and harnessing economies of scope in supply or/and in demand
- entail a modular technological architecture composed of a core and a periphery
Classification system for variety of organizational forms: within firms, across supply chains, and across industry innovation ecosystems.
Applied to derive a simple model highlighting patterns of interaction between platform innovation and competition, yielding hypotheses that could be tested empirically in the future