A reference architecture for feedback-based control of service ecosystems

Fischer, Robin; Scholten, Ulrich; Scholten, Simone

doi:10.1109/dest.2010.5610624

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“…The DBE architecture sub-theme includes studies that propose new approaches for defining the structure of technical and software components (Cheah, 2007). The key recommendation is the need to develop a DBE oriented architecture instead of relying on existing approaches, which lack the capability to deal with specific requirements such as multi-tenancy, selforganising and autonomous platform optimisation (Fischer, Scholten, & Scholten, 2010). Despite this admonishment, some existing DBE architectures such as FISEA (Vargas, Cuenca, Boza, Sacala, & Moisescu, 2016) and PANDA solution architecture (Svirskas, Ignatiadis, & Briggs, 2008) are still based on the principles of the service-oriented architecture.…”

Section: Technical Issues Themementioning

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Digital business ecosystem: Literature review and a framework for future research

Senyo

Liu

Effah

2019

International Journal of Information Management

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Digital innovation has radically changed how organisations collaborate and compete. Coupled with this change are new collaborative value creation networks such as digital business ecosystems (DBEs). DBE is a socio-technical network of individuals, organisations and technologies that collectively co-create value. Since the emergence of DBE over a decade ago, there have been limited attempts to critically review and synthesise the body of knowledge presented over the years. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to fill this gap in DBE research by: (1) developing a comprehensive framework that synthesises and provides an overall direction of DBE research; (2) pointing out gaps in DBE literature; and (3) providing future research directions. To address this purpose, we systematically analysed 101 research articles on DBE. The findings provide insightful revelations to address some limitations in the current DBE research. As such, this study makes important contributions and serves as a useful resource for future DBE studies and practice.

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Section: Technical Issues Themementioning

confidence: 99%

Digital business ecosystem: Literature review and a framework for future research

Senyo

Liu

Effah

2019

International Journal of Information Management

320

174

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“…According to various definitions of Digital Ecosystems, different types of Digital Ecosystems have been proposed and studied in various research projects and initiatives [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31]. In this section, we discuss different categories of Digital Ecosystems and their applications from five perspectives, namely business, knowledge management, service, social networks and education.…”

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“…In order to present a detailed view on how Digital Ecosystems are designed, we present in the following paragraphs a representative set of architectures that are used to design the global structures, as well as languages that are used to describe their details. Based on the system theory [29], a three-layer reference architecture is presented in [30] that collects data on service interactions, aggregates monitoring and feedback information, and thus provides data basis for the said control mechanisms. Serviceoriented architecture (SOA) deals with software as packages exposing their functionalities as a suite of interoperable services that can be used within multiple separated systems.…”

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Digital ecosystems

Badr

Biennier

2012

Proceedings of the International Conference on Management of Emergent Digital EcoSystems

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Mimicking biological ecosystems, digital ecosystems refer to complex and interdependent systems and their underlying infrastructures by which all constituents interact and exhibit as a whole self-organizing, scalable and sustainable behaviors. This emerging topic is of great interest to scholars. Nevertheless, we observe a divergence of opinions and a disagreement about what Digital Ecosystems are, how they are designed, and what their applications should be. In this paper, we present an overall view of the concept of Digital Ecosystem and provide background for a common understanding. Firstly, we identify four factors that have lead to the emergence of Digital Ecosystems and present their definitions, characteristics and categories. Secondly, we discuss models and simulation tools to show current achievements and limitations. Finally, we illustrate the main challenges and shed light on further work in the field of Digital Ecosystems.

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“…Концепция цифровых экосистем трактуется исследователями как новый способ восприятия создаваемых все более сложных и взаимозависимых систем [Fischer et al, 2010;Jansen et al, 2012]. Цифровая экосистема -это многодисциплинарное понятие, что приводит к появлению множества определений в зависимости от точки зрения, с которой оно рассматривается, например, экология, экономика, технология и т.п.…”

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Marketing technologies for the development of digital products in the automotive industry

Бутковская

Ивлиев

2021

E-Management

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The economy is changing dramatically under the influence of emerging markets, accelerated growth of new technologies, sustainable development policies and changing consumer preferences. New business models are emerging in many sectors of the economy and production. The automotive industry and the transport sector are no exception. New trends and a more personal approach to the consumer, digital products and services require a rethink of marketing activities in the automotive industry. Automakers are entering into partnerships with technology companies to increase customer loyalty and expand their list of familiar scenarios and ways of using transport.A mobility ecosystem is being formed all over the world. And this ecosystem is more than just “Automotive Industry 2.0”. To become a leader in the new landscape, you will need to fight with a large number of new players, many of whom do not have the traditional automotive experience and integration of various capabilities. It will be important for traditional automakers and suppliers, as well as new entrants, to adopt an ecosystem mindset.As digital technologies change the traditional boundaries of the industry, many are betting that the automotive ecosystem will be one of the first to develop. But what this will look like in practice, and when a drastic shift in competition will actually, occur can only be cautiously predicted so far.

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A reference architecture for feedback-based control of service ecosystems

Cited by 17 publications

References 9 publications

Digital business ecosystem: Literature review and a framework for future research

Digital business ecosystem: Literature review and a framework for future research

Digital ecosystems

Marketing technologies for the development of digital products in the automotive industry

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