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Business Value and Business Model Innovation in Decentralized Interoperability Scenarios: The NisB Case

Type
presentation
Date Issued
2012-10-17
Author(s)
Otto, Boris
Research Team
IWI2
Abstract (De)
NisB-short for The Network is the Business-facilitates a network of heterogeneous information producers and consumers that share a common interest in harmonizing their knowledge assets. By trading knowledge assets, the network establishes and refines interoperability between its parties. The value of the accumulated interoperability knowledge in the network improves as more the network grows in parties and assets and that interoperability knowledge constitutes economic value in its own right. The innovative idea is to maintain and refine knowledge, striving for overall consistency. Knowledge creation leverages crowd concepts and the multitude of relationships among individual information items in the same domain. NisB introduces business model archetypes that base the sharing of interoperability assets on a sound economic model balancing investment with gain while stimulating usage. Based on the understanding that many small contributions generate a great value, incentive models and mechanisms will be developed by which realized value consumed by one will compensate the other underlying contributors.
Project(s)
The Network is the Business
Language
German
Keywords
Standards
Business Process Management
Architektur
HSG Classification
not classified
Refereed
No
Event Title
eChallenges 2012
Event Location
Lissabon
URL
https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/handle/20.500.14171/90862
Subject(s)
  • information managemen...

Division(s)
  • IWI - Institute of In...

Eprints ID
217441
File(s)
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