Auswirkungen der Blockchain-Technologie auf das Geschäftsmodell und die Strategie einer Bank

Reuse, Svend; Frère, Eric; Schaab, Ilja

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-23041-8_3

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“…Other than data in data clouds, the blockchain stores data and fragments on participating computers. To provide privacy, data are encrypted before adding them to the blockchain (Reuse et al, 2019). Since all encrypted blocks are interconnected, changes to the data are no more possible after a comprehensive block has been mined and several consecutive blocks have been added (Barbieri & Gassen, 2017).…”

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The Role of Business Model Innovation in the IT Services Sector: a Comprehensive Mapping Review

Metzner,

De-Juan-Vigaray

2023

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Purpose: The study analyzes the evolution of Business Model Innovation (BMI) in the IT sector, which is mentioned in many available scientific publications. The major output of this paper is concrete customer requirements that invite business model innovations to managed IT services and challenges to establish corresponding business model innovations. Design/Method/Approach: The study identified more than 200 journal articles and conference articles with BMI and IT service providers, and it conducted a mapping review of current research to identify relevant academic theories, implementation strategies, and BMI in the managed IT service sector while highlighting gaps in empirical research. Findings: Most applied are BMI and the framework of dynamic capabilities in business models of IT services. Early movers, who develop a comprehensive platform strategy, can achieve an invulnerable moat and establish a leading market position. Practical Implications: The insights of this study could be applied by large companies, small- and medium-sized companies and start-ups, researchers, etc. They can use the insights to innovate their current business models and improve tailored client solutions. Originality/Value: The study concludes that business model innovations and IT service providers develop areas for future success. Research Limitations/Future Research: The design of the study is based on a systematic literature review and limited to the areas of BMI research in the IT service sector. For further research projects, individual articles can be chosen to perform in-depth analysis. Our trend analysis shows the focus on main technologies. However, this can be compared with the technologies mentioned in the Gartner Hype Cycle. Further research could be conducted to overcome limitations and cover the uncertain content of this research. Paper Type: Conceptual JEL Classification: M21, O14, O33

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