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Jan Marco Leimeister
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Prof. Dr.
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Leimeister
First name
Jan Marco
Email
janmarco.leimeister@unisg.ch
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+41 71 224 3330
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PublicationTechnische Umsetzung der TANDEM-Community - Ein IT- Tool zur gemeinschaftlichen Erstellung von Geschäftsmodellen(Springer Fachmedien, 2015)
;Huber, Michael ;Ebel, Philipp ;Krcmar, Helmut ;Krcmar, Helmut ;Möslein, KathrinOhly, SandraType: book section -
PublicationEnhancing Absorptive Capacity in Open Innovation Communities(M.E. Sharpe, 2014)
;Kahl, Vincent ;Krcmar, Helmut -
PublicationIT-basierte, gemeinschaftsgestützte Innovationsentwicklung für Softwareunternehmen(Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden, 2014)
;Krcmar, Helmut ;Jostmeier, Milena ;Georg, ArnoJacobsen, HeikeType: book section -
PublicationVerknüpfung von Dienstleistungselementen mit Hilfe von Near Field Communication(Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden, 2014)
;Prinz, Andreas ;Menschner, Philipp ;Köbler, Felix ;Koene, Philip ;Krcmar, Helmut ;Meyer, Thomas ;Bieber, DanielGeiger, ManfredType: book section -
PublicationManaging Open Innovation Communities: The Development of an Open Innovation Community Scorecard(Woodhead Publishing, 2013)
;Krcmar, HelmutMartinez, Marian Garcia -
PublicationPico-Jobs as an Open Innovation Tool for utilizing Crowdsourcing(Springer, 2013)
;Fähling, Jens ;Krcmar, Helmut ;Fischer, Jan ;Eriksson Lundström, Jenny S. Z. ;Wiberg, Mikael ;Hrastinski, Stefan ;Edenius, MatsÅgerfalk, Pär J.The Internet enables new forms of crowdsourcing by electronic platforms. Companies can use these platforms for opening up their innovation processes and for integrating customers by small, highly structured paid tasks. We call these tasks Pico-Jobs and illustrate them as an open innovation tool for systematically utilising the creative potential of customers for activities during the innovation process. The characteristics of Pico-Jobs are elaborated by reviewing leading crowdsourcing platforms and the Pico-Jobs offered on these platforms. Overall, companies can use Pico-Jobs for three different purposes: (1) Crowd Wisdom, which allows users of these crowdsourcing platforms to share their knowledge and perceptions with the company, (2) Crowd Creation, which encourages the creation of new content or artefacts on these platforms and (3) Crowd Voting, which involves platform users for the evaluation of product ideas, prototypes or designs. Our real-world case with OSRAM pinpoints these application patterns of Pico-Jobs and their potential for speeding up customer integration for generating and evaluating ideas for innovations.Type: book sectionScopus© Citations 4 -
PublicationVon Anforderungslisten zum konzeptionellen Design - Funktionsbasierte Analyse von Anforderungen an Product-Service Systems(Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden, 2013)
;Gürtler, Matthias ;Kortler, Sebastian ;Helms, Bergen ;Berkovich, Marina ;Krcmar, Helmut ;Shea, Kristina ;Lindemann, Udo ;Maurer, Maik ;Thomas, OliverNüttgens, MarkusType: book section -
PublicationApplying Open Innovation for Innovating Electronic Services - Open Issues for Future Research.(Fraunhofer Verlag, 2012)
;Riedl, Christoph ;Krcmar, Helmut ;Ganz, W. ;Satzger, G.Schulz, C.Type: book section -
PublicationBusiness Models for Electric Healthcare Services in Germany : Telemonitoring of Chronic Heart Failure: A Case Study(Springer, 2012)
;Dünnebeil, S. ;Krcmar, Helmut ;Wickramasinghe, Nilmini ;Bali, Rajeev ;Suomi, ReimaKirn, StefanHealth information systems have the potential to improve healthcare quality. Accordingly, German health authorities are currently building a nationwide telematics infrastructure (TI) to connect care providers' information systems via a common network. Telemedicine services based on this TI will offer communication cooperation documentation and analysis features such as web services to ensure pervasive availability and integrity of medical data in the German public health system. Fields of applications involve pharmaceutical drug safety, insurance data maintenance, electronic healthcare records (EHR) and emergency records. These services are specified by the German public health authorities for all caregivers. Value added applications that use the infrastructure and its services to support treatment and administration, can be deployed by software vendors thus supplying innovative services in the field of e-health. In order to enable a vital competition for value adding services, it is essential to provide sustainable business models for medical service providers to foster development and adoption of innovations deployed via the TI. This chapter uses a case study to illustrate the situation of a services provider that wants to offer a solution for telemonitoring via the TI. The analysis of the current state of the German public health system and the TI reveals several barriers hindering the progress of the proposed system. Pointing out critical issues for the development of sustainable e-health solutions, the work elaborates key success factors of past e-health projects. The most significant findings, such as privacy, controlling structures and incentive mechanisms, are ad-dressed and analyzed in depth. A corresponding business model for the service provider is developed, using an integrative business model approach to address external factors, such as legal conditions, competitors and strategy development. The result is an actor, revenue and services model for the provider of the telemonitoring solutions. For verification of the revenue model, the article uses the e3 value methodology to assess the financial profitability of the approach. The discussion includes the adjustment of financial incentives for the developers of sustainable e-health innovations that boost the improvement of information technology utilization in healthcare.Type: book sectionVolume: 1. Aufl.Scopus© Citations 2 -
PublicationEntwicklung und Evaluierung einer exemplarischen mobilen IKT-Anwendung zur Vermittlung von sozialen Internetdiensten(Gabler Verlag, 2012)
;Koene, Philip ;Köbler, Felix ;Krcmar, Helmut ;Shire, Karen A.Type: book section