Scepanski E, Schömer D, Zillner S, Laumer S (2023)
Publication Language: English
Publication Type: Conference contribution, Conference Contribution
Publication year: 2023
URI: https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2023/sig_scuidt/sig_scuidt/1/
The manufacturing industry is one of the biggest beneficiaries of artificial intelligence (AI). However, to reap the value and fulfill all the necessary activities, they realize it involves a multitude of different capabilities and resources. Therefore, firms increasingly establishing innovation ecosystems that animate both, (inter)-organizational cooperation, and intra-ecosystem competition among participants. But beyond resources and capabilities, what are the reasons that independent organizations become members in the first place, and how do they secure their position in a field of dynamic competition and collaboration? This study applies an exploratory multi-case study with ten cases from the manufacturing industry. Based on a business model and role of value network perspective, our findings reveal 16 BM characteristics that add to a competitive advantage and therefore ecosystem membership. Our study contributes to the research on competitive advantage in innovation ecosystems, strategic management, and the growing streams of research on artificial intelligence.
APA:
Scepanski, E., Schömer, D., Zillner, S., & Laumer, S. (2023). Survival of the Fittest: A Business Model Perspective to explain Innovation Ecosystem Membership.
MLA:
Scepanski, Erik, et al. "Survival of the Fittest: A Business Model Perspective to explain Innovation Ecosystem Membership." 2023.
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