The health of a software ecosystem is argued to be a key indicator of well-being, longevity and performance of a network of companies. In this paper, we address what scientific literature actually means with the concept of 'ecosystem health' by selecting relevant articles with systematic literature review. Based on the final set of 38 papers, we found that despite a common base, the term has been used to depict a wide range of hoped characteristics of a software ecosystem. However, the number of studies addressing the topic is shown to grow while empirical studies are still rare. Thus, further studies should aim to standardize the terminology and concepts in order to create a common base for future work. Further work is needed also to devel...
eople generally equate health with a long and active life, but when it comes to ecosystems there is ...
Since the Anthropocene, drastic changes in the relationship between humans and the earth have prompt...
David G. Messerschmitt and Clemens Szyperski that explains the essence and effects of a "Softwa...
Abstract. The health of a software ecosystem is argued to be a key indicator of well-being, longevit...
The health of an ecosystem is by definition the most basic requirement for its survival. This paper ...
The connection between innovation ecosystems and ecosystem health has not yet been understood. Sever...
An ecosystem is healthy if it is active, maintains its organization and autonomy over time, and is r...
Nowadays the software ecosystem health has received increasing attention as an important field for m...
The market for e-commerce systems is saturated with more than 60 different solutions that compete an...
Rapid deterioration of the world’s major ecosystems has intensified the need for effective environme...
This paper addresses “ecosystem health”, a concept recently popularised as the way forward in evalua...
Due to copyright restrictions, the access to the full text of this article is only available via sub...
Whether the platform ecosystem operates well influences the survival and development of all actors. ...
International audienceThe term ecosystem has been widely adopted outside its original domain in biol...
A business ecosystem\u27s healthiness may be attributed to the superior financial performance of a f...
eople generally equate health with a long and active life, but when it comes to ecosystems there is ...
Since the Anthropocene, drastic changes in the relationship between humans and the earth have prompt...
David G. Messerschmitt and Clemens Szyperski that explains the essence and effects of a "Softwa...
Abstract. The health of a software ecosystem is argued to be a key indicator of well-being, longevit...
The health of an ecosystem is by definition the most basic requirement for its survival. This paper ...
The connection between innovation ecosystems and ecosystem health has not yet been understood. Sever...
An ecosystem is healthy if it is active, maintains its organization and autonomy over time, and is r...
Nowadays the software ecosystem health has received increasing attention as an important field for m...
The market for e-commerce systems is saturated with more than 60 different solutions that compete an...
Rapid deterioration of the world’s major ecosystems has intensified the need for effective environme...
This paper addresses “ecosystem health”, a concept recently popularised as the way forward in evalua...
Due to copyright restrictions, the access to the full text of this article is only available via sub...
Whether the platform ecosystem operates well influences the survival and development of all actors. ...
International audienceThe term ecosystem has been widely adopted outside its original domain in biol...
A business ecosystem\u27s healthiness may be attributed to the superior financial performance of a f...
eople generally equate health with a long and active life, but when it comes to ecosystems there is ...
Since the Anthropocene, drastic changes in the relationship between humans and the earth have prompt...
David G. Messerschmitt and Clemens Szyperski that explains the essence and effects of a "Softwa...