Emergence and Dissemination of Ecosystem Concept in Innovation Studies: A Systematic Literature Review Study

Hajikhani, Arash

doi:10.24251/hicss.2017.634

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“…Blue, Green, and Grey Water Quantification Approaches of developed or more industrialized countries. This unsurprising result is in agreement with findings of recent bibliographic studies in other academic fields of inquiry (for example Kolle et al 2015;Kolle and Thyavanahalli 2016;Chen et al 2017;Feng et al 2017;Geissdoerfer et al 2017;Hajikhani 2017;Zhang et al 2017) where most publications tend to originate from more developed countries due to better access to more research resources. Figure 4 shows the number of recent blue, green, and grey water articles published each year during the analysis period 2000-2018.…”

Section: Journal Of Contemporary Water Research and Educationsupporting

confidence: 90%

“…For this study, bibliometric analysis was performed using the Network Analysis Interface for Literature Studies (NAILS), an open source exploratory analysis software toolkit that provides a rapid visual overview and deep insight into any field of inquiry (Knutas et al 2015). The NAILS toolkit uses literature records obtained from the Thomson Reuters Web of Science core collection, a comprehensive database containing high quality records (Gao and Guo 2014;Hajikhani 2017;Zhang et al 2017). The records were uploaded to the analysis system via a web interface after typing in the keyword search terms "blue green grey water."…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Blue, Green, and Grey Water Quantification Approaches: A Bibliometric and Literature Review

Mubako

2018

Contemporary Water Research

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An array of methodologies to quantify blue, green, and grey water have emerged in recent years and are still evolving rapidly, as are efforts to come up with reliable indicators of human appropriation of freshwater resources. This study provides an overview of recent blue, green, and grey water quantification approaches by analyzing publications extracted from the Web of Science database utilizing the Network Analysis Interface for Literature Studies (NAILS) bibliometric analysis tool, covering the period 2000–2018. A steep increase in the number of blue, green, and grey water publications was observed from the year 2009, with the United States and China among the top contributing nations. Blue, green, and grey water quantification approaches used in the analyzed publications were broadly categorized into Water Footprint Assessment, Life Cycle Assessment, and Hybrid methodologies. The Water Footprint Network was the most influential hub in terms of providing the most productive and cited authors. “Water footprint” and “virtual water” were unsurprisingly the trendiest and most cited keywords associated with the sample of analyzed publications. The study provides important insights that are helpful in understanding the diversity of techniques that have been applied to quantify blue, green, and grey water in recent assessment studies.

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Section: Journal Of Contemporary Water Research and Educationsupporting

confidence: 90%

Section: Methodsmentioning

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Blue, Green, and Grey Water Quantification Approaches: A Bibliometric and Literature Review

Mubako

2018

Contemporary Water Research

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“…Papers in 2017 placed innovation ecosystems in the context of collaboration and co-creation of value [6], service system boundaries [7], and start-up industry [8], and provided computational tools for enhanced literature review [9]. Papers also addressed platform dynamics from a firm theory [10], transactional costs [11], structural holes in network positions [12], and business model taxonomy [13].…”

Section: Historical Perspectivementioning

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Introduction to the Minitrack on Managing the Dynamics of Platforms and Ecosystems

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Huhtamäki³

2021

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…The usage of the addition of ecosystem terminology is to introduce the complex relationships that are formed between actors and entities as stakeholders when studying both innovation and entrepreneurship concepts from a holistic perspective [35,36]. The ecosystem analogy informs the design of system-level innovation and entrepreneurial activities and has been used in the highly intertwined literature of "innovation" and "entrepreneurship", while the prefix "eco" in innovation ecosystems implies a specifically ecological aspect [37,38]. The recent description of ecosystem by Adner [39] defines "ecosystem" as the alignment structure of the multilateral set of partners that need to interact in order for a focal value proposition to materialize.…”

Section: The Role Of Social Network Services (Snss) In Innovation Andmentioning

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Impact of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Discussions in Smart Cities: Comprehensive Assessment of Social Media Data

Hajikhani

2020

Smart Cities

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Discussions on “smart cities” are gaining in popularity in the past two decades and has shown potential in tackling the cities’ environmental, social, and economic challenges. Smart cities are known as a system of physical infrastructure, the information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure, and the social infrastructure that exchange information that flows between its many different subsystems. The “smart cities” concept has been introduced with various dimensions, among those, the embedded ICT infrastructure in smart cities is playing a decisive role between the functions of the system. One of the important derivatives of ICT is the new communication mediums known as social network services (SNSs), which is emergent and introduces additional functionalities to “smart cities”. This paper seeks to advance the understanding of SNSs in smart cities to evaluate the effects on the innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystem. This agenda has been tackled by a rigorous methodological approach in order to capture and evaluate the presence of entrepreneurially concerned discussions in a popular SNS intermediate (Twitter). Beyond the methodological contribution on handling big data in SNSs for gaining insights on innovation and entrepreneurial aspects in smart cities, the findings distinguished the influence of a certain category of content generators (professionals) that drive the biggest motives of the interactions in SNSs.

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Emergence and Dissemination of Ecosystem Concept in Innovation Studies: A Systematic Literature Review Study

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Cited by 8 publications

References 13 publications

Blue, Green, and Grey Water Quantification Approaches: A Bibliometric and Literature Review

Blue, Green, and Grey Water Quantification Approaches: A Bibliometric and Literature Review

Introduction to the Minitrack on Managing the Dynamics of Platforms and Ecosystems

Impact of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Discussions in Smart Cities: Comprehensive Assessment of Social Media Data

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