Business Model Diversification in Multi-business Firms: Performance Implications from Business Model Diversification Scope

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Abstract Multi-business firms can employ the same business models in multiple product markets. Simultaneously, they can employ multiple business models in the same product market. Yet, performance implications from this have been neglected so far. This study draws two dimensions of business model diversification in multi-business firms to examine the performance implications from employing multiple business models in multiple product markets: (1) business model-specific product market diversification scope and (2) product market-specific business model diversification scope. Taking an organizational learning perspective, we suggest that business model diversification enables multi-business firms to gain and exploit experiences across various contexts, positively moderating their business units’ performance.
Authors Mader, Sascha & Frankenberger, Karolin
Language English
Subjects business studies
HSG Classification contribution to scientific community
HSG Profile Area SoM - Business Innovation
Date 2021
Event Title SMS 41st Annual Conference
Event Location Toronto
Depositing User Christina Frei-Reber
Date Deposited 19 Oct 2021 12:20
Last Modified 20 Jul 2022 17:46
URI: https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/publications/264627

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Mader, Sascha & Frankenberger, Karolin: Business Model Diversification in Multi-business Firms: Performance Implications from Business Model Diversification Scope. 2021. - SMS 41st Annual Conference. - Toronto.

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