Abstract
Business ecosystems have recently attracted a growing interest. Scholars are working on various approaches to describe actors, their relationships, and the implications of this dynamic organizational structure. Value co-creation among interdependent actors, including customers, based on shared technologies, standards, and rules leads to the emergence of ecosystems. Using the design science research (DSR) approach, this paper presents and evaluates propositions for value co-creation leading to the emergence of business ecosystems. They provide structuring guidelines for academic research on value co-creation in ecosystems and build the basis for the design of a model explaining service configuration within that structure.
Recommended Citation
Betz, Christian; Burkhalter, Marc; and Jung, Reinhard, "Prerequisites for Value Co-Creation in Business Ecosystems" (2019). AMCIS 2019 Proceedings. 20.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2019/adv_info_systems_research/adv_info_systems_research/20
Prerequisites for Value Co-Creation in Business Ecosystems
Business ecosystems have recently attracted a growing interest. Scholars are working on various approaches to describe actors, their relationships, and the implications of this dynamic organizational structure. Value co-creation among interdependent actors, including customers, based on shared technologies, standards, and rules leads to the emergence of ecosystems. Using the design science research (DSR) approach, this paper presents and evaluates propositions for value co-creation leading to the emergence of business ecosystems. They provide structuring guidelines for academic research on value co-creation in ecosystems and build the basis for the design of a model explaining service configuration within that structure.