2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.09.1000
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C-Business: A Theoretical Framework for the implementation of Co-opetition Strategy in E-Business

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“…According to Katsanakis & Kossyva (2012), firms within and beyond the value chain, create a virtual network in which, with the support of collaborative technologies, are cooperating in order to create value. This virtual value network includes different kinds of collaborating actors within a certain industry; direct and indirect competitors, suppliers and buyers, and highlights the interaction and interdependence among them.…”
Section: Knowledge Creation Within a C-business Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to Katsanakis & Kossyva (2012), firms within and beyond the value chain, create a virtual network in which, with the support of collaborative technologies, are cooperating in order to create value. This virtual value network includes different kinds of collaborating actors within a certain industry; direct and indirect competitors, suppliers and buyers, and highlights the interaction and interdependence among them.…”
Section: Knowledge Creation Within a C-business Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After the creation of the collective knowledge, originated from the collaboration between the participating in the virtual network firms, collaborating actors can utilize the generated value for the creation of individualized value. This depends on each actor's knowledge absorption capacity and knowledge base, which varies from firm to firm (Katsanakis & Kossyva, 2012;Kossyva et al, 2011). (Katsanakis & Kossyva, 2012) …”
Section: Knowledge Creation Within a C-business Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
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