Collaborative Development Planning Model of Supporting Product in Platform Innovation Ecosystem

Wei, Zhang; Karimi, Hamid Reza; Zhang, Qingpu; Shao-bo, WU

doi:10.1155/2014/690589

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“…Combined with human population growth, agriculture expansion, urbanization, and other land use changes, climate change exacerbates already extensive habitat loss [ 4 , 5 , 6 ]. To reverse habitat loss and mitigate climate change while also supporting human populations, many land management techniques aim to conserve or restore habitats that provide multiple important ecological functions, such as wildlife habitat or carbon sequestration [ 7 , 8 ], and often promote forest conservation and restoration in urban and rural sites [ 9 , 10 ].…”

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Effects of Scarification, Phytohormones, Soil Type, and Warming on the Germination and/or Seedling Performance of Three Tamaulipan Thornscrub Forest Species

Luera

Wahl-Villarreal

Christoffersen

et al. 2021

Plants

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The Tamaulipan thornforests of south Texas and northeast Mexico are an ecologically and economically important conservation hotspot. Thornforest restoration is limited by native tree and shrub seedling availability for planting. Seedling shortages arise from low seed availability and knowledge gaps regarding best practices for germinating and growing the 70+ thornforest species desired for restoration plantings. To fill key knowledge gaps, we investigated three ecologically important thornforest species with low or highly variable germination or seedling survival rates: Ebenopsis ebano, Cordia boissieri, and Zanthoxylum fagara. For each, we quantified the effects of different dosages of chemical seed treatments used to promote germination (sulfuric acid, SA; gibberellic acid, GA; indole-3-butyric acid, IBA) on germination likelihood and timing. We also quantified the effects that these chemical seed treatments, soil media mixture type, and soil warming had on seedling survival, growth, and root morphology. Ebenopsis germination peaked (>90%) with 40–60 min SA treatment. Cordia germination peaked (40%) with 100 mg/L GA treatment. Zanthoxylum germination was negligible across all treatments. Seed molding was rare but stirring during SA treatment reduced Ebenopsis molding by 4%. Ebenopsis seedling survival, height, leaf count, and root morphology were minimally affected by seed treatments, generally reduced by warming, and influenced by soil mix, which also mediated responses to warming. These results suggest improvements to existing practices that could increase Ebenopsis germination by 10–20% and potentially double Cordia germination.

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confidence: 99%

Effects of Scarification, Phytohormones, Soil Type, and Warming on the Germination and/or Seedling Performance of Three Tamaulipan Thornscrub Forest Species

Luera

Wahl-Villarreal

Christoffersen

et al. 2021

Plants

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“…As second exclusion criterion, we found papers that used other biases: dealing with national or country-level systems (Chidambaram, 2014; Fukuda and Watanabe, 2008; Heller, 2013; Volkova and Jakobsone, 2013); using diverse theoretical basis (MacGregor et al , 2010; Rubens et al , 2011; Samila and Sorenson, 2010; Smulders, 2013; Traitler et al , 2011; Volkova and Jakobsone, 2013; Yilmaz, 2011; Faraj et al , 2012; Ikeda, 2012; Saguy and Sirotinskaya, 2014; Zygiaris, 2013; Lakitan, 2013); or focusing another study area other than innovation ecosystems (Caulfield et al , 2012; Österblom et al , 2010; Tucker et al , 2011; Zhang et al , 2014; Grosser, 2014; Hahn et al , 2006). Finally, the last exclusion criterion was the lack of case study rigor (Jelinek et al , 2015; MacGregor et al , 2010; Jelinek et al , 2015).…”

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Innovation ecosystems: a meta-synthesis

Ferasso

Takahashi

Gimenez

2018

IJIS

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Purpose This metasynthesis aims to build a theory on the concept of innovation ecosystem from the state of the art of qualitative case studies available in indexed scientific production using interpretive synthesis (Hoon, 2013). Design/methodology/approach This research was conducted by the postulates of the metasynthesis method (Hoon, 2013) to generate theory from qualitative case studies. The authors retrieved 77 research papers from databases, of which 6 were used for synthesis purposes. Each selected research paper reported one or more cases, which were analyzed separately. At the final stage, a data synthesis was structured and the cases were crossed, which allowed the development of a schematic representation and a theoretical construction of the innovation ecosystem concept. The approach used in this research is a metatheoretical assumption from economics and management and ecology to explore the theoretical gap in the concept of innovation ecosystems. Findings There is not yet a conceptual consensus on the term, which sometimes leads researchers to address partial or complementary concepts. The analysis identified constitutive elements of an innovation ecosystem that lead to structuring a framework of organic and dynamic interrelationships that a given organization has with various external organizations, allowing the creation of innovative products in a faster way. Research limitations/implications This paper helps scholars and researchers consider a new metatheoretical perspective to analyze dynamics, constitutive elements and multilevels of an innovation ecosystem. Practical implications For practitioners, this paper sheds lights on the importance of recognizing a systemic consideration of innovation ecosystems that falls in global relationships, industry dynamics and identification of main global–local actors/enablers to produce innovations internally at a given organization. Originality/value The novelty of this paper lies in a more delineated definition and a schematic representation of an innovation ecosystem based on a global–local perspective of product creation and manufacturing and interactions that a given company has, regardless of the geographical location of its dispersed strategic partners.

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“…In a similar vein, an industry platform may facilitate the re-structuring of a new round of innovative cooperation within the supply chain [15]. Zhang et al expounded the relationship between platform enterprises and supporting enterprises [16]. Platform enterprises maintain the leading position in platform IE on the basis of trust and control mechanisms, while supporting enterprises are involved in developing supporting products.…”

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Innovation Ecosystem of CNG Vehicles: A Case Study of Its Cultivation and Characteristics in Sichuan, China

Ding

2017

Sustainability

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Under the constraints of resources and environment, China is eager to cultivate a new industrial system with ecological characteristics in light of local circumstances. This paper selects the innovation ecosystem of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles in Sichuan, China as the objective of the case study to explore its cultivation and characteristics. The theoretical significance lies in three areas. Firstly, the cultivation path of the CNG vehicle innovation ecosystem is manifested. Secondly, the symbiotic process model among the communities within the CNG vehicle innovation ecosystem is found. Thirdly, the substitutive process model of the CNG vehicle innovation ecosystem is discovered, which reveals the substitutability among innovation ecosystems, the communities of similar products, and the enterprises of similar products. This paper is of theoretical, practical, and political significance for the development of a CNG vehicle innovation ecosystem in emerging markets in terms of regional energy security and emission reduction.

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Collaborative Development Planning Model of Supporting Product in Platform Innovation Ecosystem

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Effects of Scarification, Phytohormones, Soil Type, and Warming on the Germination and/or Seedling Performance of Three Tamaulipan Thornscrub Forest Species

Effects of Scarification, Phytohormones, Soil Type, and Warming on the Germination and/or Seedling Performance of Three Tamaulipan Thornscrub Forest Species

Innovation ecosystems: a meta-synthesis

Innovation Ecosystem of CNG Vehicles: A Case Study of Its Cultivation and Characteristics in Sichuan, China

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