Managing ecosystems for service innovation: A dynamic capability view

Lütjen, Heiner; Schultz, Carsten; Tietze, Frank; Urmetzer, Florian

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2019.06.001

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“…Heiner Lütjen and co-authors complement the importance of stakeholders in ecosystem ontology by arguing that ecosystems live off the energy of dynamic capabilities of stakeholders -their ability to integrate, build and reconfigure internal and external competencies to adapt to rapidly changing conditions [1]. Among these dynamic capabilities, authors include three abilities that are important for maintaining a competitive advantage:…”

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“…The key source of development of the modern economy is innovations that are widely and systematically distributed [1]. At the same time, the high cost and risk of the innovation process force firms and related organizations (government, scientific, educational, infrastructure) to join forces in developing and promoting new products and services [2,3].…”

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Economic modeling of innovation ecosystems

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2021

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Within the framework of traditional economic approaches that incline the researcher's attention to the ordering of systems, it is difficult to track and adequately assess the turbulent changes in the environment in the conditions of transformation of almost all spheres of the economy. The way out of this cognitive trap is possible in applying the tools of the ecosystem approach, which considers economic relations within a set of ecosystems as extra-organizational, self-organized forms of conducting commercial and social (non-commercial) entrepreneurship. A hierarchy of models of innovative ecosystems is proposed for scientific and practical analysis of the phenomenon under consideration and for developing recommendations for the formation of necessary conditions for the development of ecosystem relations. The combinatorics of environmental factors and internal structure allows us to construct a significant set of ecosystem models.

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Economic modeling of innovation ecosystems

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2021

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“…(Bag, 2017) The economic crisis reduces the intensity of supplier relationships, which results in reduced innovation (Mandják et al, 2017) The constitutive elements (interdependence, dynamic relationships according to changing market needs) of the innovation ecosystem with external organizations accelerate the creation of innovative products (Ferasso et al, 2018) Customer-supplier orientation, international customer control, and technological uncertainty among parties increase supplier innovation in international customer-supplier relationships. (Bryan Jean et al, 2017) High intensity of service innovation, both in the form of partnerships (suppliers and customers) as well as ecosystem stakeholders (local government, communities, legislators) increase innovation highly (Lütjen et al, 2019) The importance of understanding social capital (structural, relational, and cognitive) among buyers and suppliers when evaluating supplier value innovations to the buyer organizations. (Chae et al, 2020) Government support plays a key role in logistics innovation (Amling & Daugherty, 2018) University research plays a key role in collaboration, knowledge transfer, and product innovation.…”

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Outsourcing Supply Chain: Systematic Literature Review on Innovation Driver Factors Towards Collaborative Network

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2021

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Innovation and collaboration are essential to every organization in order to compete with its competitors. Outsourcing is done to distribute part of the responsibility of the parent organization so that it can be focused on its core business. The purpose of this literature review study is to determine innovation in collaborative networks related to the outsourcing supply chain. The SLR methodology was used in this study, while the database was taken from 6 sources, i.e., Emerald, Sage Journal, SpringerLink, IEEE, ScienceDirect, Wiley Online Library, and obtained 50 appropriate articles relevant to the topic. The literature review resulted that there are six trend innovations as collaboration network drivers. The future trends of innovation will be the dominance of research leading on three innovation trends, namely collaborative innovation, Innovation ecosystem, and open innovation in line with the development of technology and information disclosure.

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“…In particular, a number of researchers consider the key mission of communities as an influence on the internal development of professional communities and their members, including through the development of the qualifications system [1,2,3]. Another key area of activity is the spread of social and economic innovations, inclusive large-scale ones, which are possible both within the profession and outside it, in the general social space [4,5,6,7]. The involvement of experts in solving acute social and economic issues is not a new concept.…”

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Approaches to Assessing the Performance of Professional Expert Communities

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2021

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The article proposes the authors’ approach to assessing professional expert communities (PECs), based on the creation of a criteria scale and indicators of community activities. Using the comparative case study method, an analysis of the successful experience of 18 professional communities selected from an array of communities actively represented in cooperation with the institutes of the National Qualifications System is carried out. The content of the research is based on the use of the following research methods: content analysis, interviews with representatives of professional expert communities, case studies. It was found that the most successful communities, leading in the rating according to the results of the assessment, are the most consistent with indicators related to social criteria, and the least - to the material and technical, or economic. In addition, these PECs have a particular impact on socio-economic sustainable development from the viewpoint of the internal and external environment.

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Managing ecosystems for service innovation: A dynamic capability view

Cited by 134 publications

References 88 publications

Economic modeling of innovation ecosystems

Economic modeling of innovation ecosystems

Outsourcing Supply Chain: Systematic Literature Review on Innovation Driver Factors Towards Collaborative Network

Approaches to Assessing the Performance of Professional Expert Communities

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