Evolution-generated communications in Digital Business Ecosystem

Wang, J.; Wilde, Philippe De

doi:10.1109/iccis.2008.4670899

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“…These actors interact with each other through buyer-seller relationships (Petrou, Gautam, Giannoutakis, 2006). According to Wang & Wilde (2008), digital business "intends to provide an open source distributed environment, where software components, services, applications and also business models are regarded as "digital species" that can interact with each other, reproduce and evolve according to laws of market selection" (p. 618). Nachira, Dini, Nicolai (2007) argue, that ecosystems "initiative aims at helping local economic actors become active players in globalization, 'valorizing' their local culture and vocations and enabling them to interact and create value networks at the global level" (p. 7).…”

Section: Understanding Of Ecosystemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparison of Different Ecosystem Analogies: The Main Economic Determinants and Levels of Impact

Pilinkienė

Mačiulis

2014

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences

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The term "ecosystem" is mostly noticed in the science of biology; nonetheless it frequently appears in economy related literature, as well. The following terms can be found throughout particular writings: business ecosystem, entrepreneurship ecosystem, an innovation ecosystem, digital business ecosystem and industrial ecosystem. The aim of this research is to compare these analogies. Every analogy has different actors, its environment and various interactions between them; furthermore every ecosystem is a community of subjects that interact as a complete system. Biological ecosystem analogies have a distinctive effect on their entities and the environment, moreover they have different key determinant affecting the performance of the whole system.

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Section: Understanding Of Ecosystemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparison of Different Ecosystem Analogies: The Main Economic Determinants and Levels of Impact

Pilinkienė

Mačiulis

2014

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences

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“…The service with higher maturity can collaborate with services in different habitat. Wang et al presented a geography-based coupled network model [31] to describe the evolutionary of the digital business ecosystem. However, all of these works did not cover the correlations among services and treated the services as isolated components.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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BSNet: a network‐based framework for service‐oriented business ecosystem management

Huang

Fan

Tan³

et al. 2013

Concurrency and Computation

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SUMMARYAs enterprises turning to SOA, services-oriented business ecosystem (SOBE) has become an important pattern for the organization and management of the massive business services. At the same time, the emergence of Internet of Services (IOS) provides a business model in which service vendors and consumers can interact with each other via the Internet. This paradigm makes it possible that the services in SOBE are managed in an autonomous and coordinated manner. The challenge here is to organize these massive business services, coordinate, and federate them to achieve the benefits of SOA. To address these challenges, this paper presents BSNet, a framework on the basis of the service correlation networks to manage the SOBE. The model consists of a who-what-how service correlation network that captures the various relations in SOBE. Finally, a prototype system is developed, and a simulated case study is provided to show the expanded value of our network-based framework.

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“…Macher Salam [15] et al introduced a five-layer service maturity model to suggest a stage based evolution of digital business ecosystem. Wang et al [16] presented a geography-based coupled network model to describe the evolutionary of the digital business ecosystem. However, all of these works did not cover the correlations among services and treated the services as isolated components.…”

Section: A Related Workmentioning

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BSNet: A Three-Layer Business Service Correlation Network Model

Huang

Fan

Tan

2011

2011 IEEE Ninth International Conference on Dependable, Autonomic and Secure Computing

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With the advancement of enterprise information system, services-oriented business ecosystem (SOBE) has became an important pattern for the organization and management of the massive business services. At the same time, Internet of Service (IOS) provides a business model in which service vendors and consumers can interactive with each other via the Internet. This paradigm makes it possible that services in SOBE be managed in an autonomous and coordinated manner. The challenge here is to really coordinate the distributed services and federate them to achieve the benefits of SOA. To address these shortcomings, this paper presents "BSNet", a formal model of the SOBE. The model consists of a three-layer business service correlation network which describes the relationships in SOBE. In fact, it is a "who-whathow" correlation network construction of SOBE. Furthermore the expanded value of this model to business service management is shown. Finally, a simulation-base case study using BSNet to organize and manage SOBE is presented.

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Evolution-generated communications in Digital Business Ecosystem

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Comparison of Different Ecosystem Analogies: The Main Economic Determinants and Levels of Impact

Comparison of Different Ecosystem Analogies: The Main Economic Determinants and Levels of Impact

BSNet: a network‐based framework for service‐oriented business ecosystem management

BSNet: A Three-Layer Business Service Correlation Network Model

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