A digital ecosystem for extended logistics enterprises
The connectivity and information richness arising from the advent of the web has contributed to an increasingly dynamic business environment and marketplace, forcing a change in traditional business thinking from a static, closed and competitive business model to open, flexible and collaborative co...
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International Telework Academy
2006
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| author | Chang, Elizabeth West, Martin Hadzic, Maja |
| author2 | Gaudes, A. |
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| author_sort | Chang, Elizabeth |
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| description | The connectivity and information richness arising from the advent of the web has contributed to an increasingly dynamic business environment and marketplace, forcing a change in traditional business thinking from a static, closed and competitive business model to open, flexible and collaborative conceptualisation. It is this radical shift in business thinking and implementation that has created a need for new business paradigms and new organisational forms. This paper presents a new business paradigm known as Digital Ecosystems, its concept, underlying issues and its application to Extended Logistics Enterprises. We provide a novel Digital Ecosystem approach to the logistics industry and create a digital service framework which will foster logistics partnerships and collaborative supply-chains. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-135532017-01-30T11:37:54Z A digital ecosystem for extended logistics enterprises Chang, Elizabeth West, Martin Hadzic, Maja Gaudes, A. extended enterprise proactive demand driven Digital Ecosystems responsive loosely coupled logistics Digital Logistics Service Ecosystems interaction and balance The connectivity and information richness arising from the advent of the web has contributed to an increasingly dynamic business environment and marketplace, forcing a change in traditional business thinking from a static, closed and competitive business model to open, flexible and collaborative conceptualisation. It is this radical shift in business thinking and implementation that has created a need for new business paradigms and new organisational forms. This paper presents a new business paradigm known as Digital Ecosystems, its concept, underlying issues and its application to Extended Logistics Enterprises. We provide a novel Digital Ecosystem approach to the logistics industry and create a digital service framework which will foster logistics partnerships and collaborative supply-chains. 2006 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/13553 International Telework Academy fulltext |
| spellingShingle | extended enterprise proactive demand driven Digital Ecosystems responsive loosely coupled logistics Digital Logistics Service Ecosystems interaction and balance Chang, Elizabeth West, Martin Hadzic, Maja A digital ecosystem for extended logistics enterprises |
| title | A digital ecosystem for extended logistics enterprises |
| title_full | A digital ecosystem for extended logistics enterprises |
| title_fullStr | A digital ecosystem for extended logistics enterprises |
| title_full_unstemmed | A digital ecosystem for extended logistics enterprises |
| title_short | A digital ecosystem for extended logistics enterprises |
| title_sort | digital ecosystem for extended logistics enterprises |
| topic | extended enterprise proactive demand driven Digital Ecosystems responsive loosely coupled logistics Digital Logistics Service Ecosystems interaction and balance |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/13553 |