This paper explores the rapid growth of four internet-based corporations and critiques the extent to which the\ud Internet has developed from being simply a powerful tool and enabler of industry innovation to achieving status as\ud a fully-fledged technology-based business ecosystem. The need to develop new management theories, tools, and\ud techniques to compete with the “Gang of Four” (Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook) is also discussed in some\ud depth as well as providing a critique of traditional models/strategic approaches and more recent theories. This is\ud considered to be an important area of research because as a new class of Internet company emerges, incumbent\ud firms in traditional industries will need to know how to prepar...
Purpose: Technologies related to industrial internet/industry 4.0 may have a huge potential to gener...
Single digital platform ecosystems have long been the focus of information systems (IS) research. Ho...
Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook – referred to in technology circles as the `gang of four` - are h...
This paper explores the rapid growth of four internet-based corporations and critiques the extent to...
This paper explores the rapid growth of four internet-based corporations and critiques the extent to...
It is the purpose of this paper to explore the emergence of a new form of web-based company and how ...
It is the purpose of this paper to explore the emergence of a new form of web-based company and how ...
In different chronological periods, four innovative web based business models proved that the human ...
Abstract: Open innovation refers to the ability of firms to open themselves up to external networks ...
The twenty first century has seen the emergence of a new platform business model where web-based com...
Marketing in today’s highly competitive environment needs to consider forces that go beyond most fir...
CNRS 4, HCERES CInternational audienceOpen innovation refers to the ability of firms to open themsel...
Managers and entrepreneurs in the digital era must learn to live in two worlds—the conventional econ...
An increasing problematic of the present economic structure is the thinking in terms of industries. ...
Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple and many more. The success of companies behind platform ecosystems i...
Purpose: Technologies related to industrial internet/industry 4.0 may have a huge potential to gener...
Single digital platform ecosystems have long been the focus of information systems (IS) research. Ho...
Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook – referred to in technology circles as the `gang of four` - are h...
This paper explores the rapid growth of four internet-based corporations and critiques the extent to...
This paper explores the rapid growth of four internet-based corporations and critiques the extent to...
It is the purpose of this paper to explore the emergence of a new form of web-based company and how ...
It is the purpose of this paper to explore the emergence of a new form of web-based company and how ...
In different chronological periods, four innovative web based business models proved that the human ...
Abstract: Open innovation refers to the ability of firms to open themselves up to external networks ...
The twenty first century has seen the emergence of a new platform business model where web-based com...
Marketing in today’s highly competitive environment needs to consider forces that go beyond most fir...
CNRS 4, HCERES CInternational audienceOpen innovation refers to the ability of firms to open themsel...
Managers and entrepreneurs in the digital era must learn to live in two worlds—the conventional econ...
An increasing problematic of the present economic structure is the thinking in terms of industries. ...
Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple and many more. The success of companies behind platform ecosystems i...
Purpose: Technologies related to industrial internet/industry 4.0 may have a huge potential to gener...
Single digital platform ecosystems have long been the focus of information systems (IS) research. Ho...
Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook – referred to in technology circles as the `gang of four` - are h...