Whitepaper "Seizing the Potentials of Business Ecosystems".
The joint white paper "Seizing the Potentials of Ecosystems" by researchers from EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht, FIR at RWTH Aachen University, and the University of St. Gallen presents the core characteristics of business ecosystems based on the latest research findings and best practices. The team derives recommendations for sustainable competitive advantages. Ecosystems as forms of [...]
The joint white paper "Seizing the Potentials of Ecosystems" by researchers from EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht, FIR at RWTH Aachen University, and the University of St. Gallen presents the core characteristics of business ecosystems based on the latest research findings and best practices. The team derives recommendations for sustainable competitive advantages.
Ecosystems as forms of value creation
Ecosystems represent new forms of value creation across company and industry boundaries. They are emerging in all industries and form the basis for the most valuable companies. Between 2015 and 2021, for example, 23% of all startups rated as "Unicorn" (i.e., valued at more than 1 billion $) had their business model significantly aligned with ecosystem value creation. At the same time, 22 of the S&P (Standard & Poor's.) Top 100 companies operated significantly in ecosystems, representing 40% of the S&P Top 100 market capitalization.*)White paper explains nine core properties
Successful companies are proving that both customers and companies benefit from ecosystems. The enormous potential for value creation is arousing massive interest in this new form of business, but there is often a lack of common understanding of what ecosystems actually are and can achieve. An interdisciplinary team of researchers has therefore characterized the nature of ecosystems on the basis of three levels and a total of nine core properties: Ecosystem Core- Shared purpose and vision
- Co-creation between stakeholders involved
- Modular, complementary solutions
- Multilateral relations
- Autonomous actors
- Information-based value creation
- Shared values
- Common technological infrastructure
- Network effects
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