2021
DOI: 10.3390/info12070283
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A Theory of Information Trilogy: Digital Ecosystem Information Exchange Architecture

Abstract: Information sharing is a critical component of a distributed and multi-actor digital ecosystem (DE). DE actors, individuals and organisations, require seamless, effective, efficient, and secure architecture for exchanging information. Traditional point-to-point and ad hoc integrations hinder the ability of DE actors to do so. The challenge is figuring out how to enable information sharing in a complex DE. This paper addresses this important research challenge and proposes the theory of information trilogy and … Show more

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“…To understand a platform-based innovation ecosystem's design, the article examined four characteristic value-network configurations, namely, ecosystem driven, upstream producer driven, downstream customer driven, and partner driven VNCs. These network graph diagrams capture the information exchange considerations (Gill, 2021) and business network relationship considerations (Möller and Halinen, 2017) in platform ecosystems' innovation and value creation. The article then examined the dynamics of the value-network configurations in the multilateral business-to-business ecosystems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To understand a platform-based innovation ecosystem's design, the article examined four characteristic value-network configurations, namely, ecosystem driven, upstream producer driven, downstream customer driven, and partner driven VNCs. These network graph diagrams capture the information exchange considerations (Gill, 2021) and business network relationship considerations (Möller and Halinen, 2017) in platform ecosystems' innovation and value creation. The article then examined the dynamics of the value-network configurations in the multilateral business-to-business ecosystems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In practice, we linked the nodes that shared an information exchange relationship. The links between the above-mentioned activities form an information exchange relationship between each activity pair (Gill, 2021), as illustrated in Figure 2. In defining VNCs, we assumed that some of the relationships may be stronger than the other, and the information flow can be bi-directional.…”
Section: The Analysis Of Value Network Configurationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, sharing and exchanging information among parties, including individuals and organisations, is possible using different sharing platforms that play a vital role in smart cities (Kong et al, 2018, Kusumastuti et al, 2022. Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud, fog computing, and blockchain technology are examples of such platforms (Qian et al, 2018, Imine et al, 2020Gill, 2021). However, the flow of personal information in smart cities may result in individuals suffering from serious privacy risks that may impact their information (Martinez-Balleste et al, 2013, Sharma et al, 2020.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%