2007 International Conference on Convergence Information Technology (ICCIT 2007) 2007
DOI: 10.1109/iccit.2007.337
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A Business Model Feasibility Analysis Framework in Ubiquitous Technology Environments

Abstract: As Ubiquitous Technology is emerging as a new paradigm of information technology industry, business environment has been more complicated. According to this change, many enterprises have focused establishing a Business Model (BM) for creating a new value. Therefore, the importance of developing a suitable Business Model has been increasing more and more. In this research, we suggested the Business Model Feasibility Analysis (BMFA) framework for evaluating a BM. Also, in order to suggest methodology application… Show more

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“…Zsifkovits et al (2016) use System Dynamics to simulate a sustainable business model to test its feasibility. Kim et al (2007) present a business model feasibility analysis framework for ubiquitous technology environments that examines the feasibility of business models in the areas of technology, strategy and market. All seven publications describe different approaches to analysing the feasibility of new business models, but only one has a clear link to PSS.…”
Section: Literature Review On Feasibility Analysis In the Context Of Pssmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zsifkovits et al (2016) use System Dynamics to simulate a sustainable business model to test its feasibility. Kim et al (2007) present a business model feasibility analysis framework for ubiquitous technology environments that examines the feasibility of business models in the areas of technology, strategy and market. All seven publications describe different approaches to analysing the feasibility of new business models, but only one has a clear link to PSS.…”
Section: Literature Review On Feasibility Analysis In the Context Of Pssmentioning
confidence: 99%