How to Make a Service Sustainable? An Active Learning Simulation Approach to Business Model Development for Integrated Care

Meyer, Ingo; Hammerschmidt, Reinhard; Kubitschke, Lutz; Müller, Sonja

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“…The term 'tool support' in this contribution is used in the meaning of software support, whereby this includes method support in a broader sense. [20], [21], [22], [23], [24], [25], [26], [5], [27], [28]; [29], [6], [30], [31], [32] The literature search yields 16 relevant results as well as 5 additional results found in the overview by [5] (table 1). The publication from IEEE Xplore [18] featured the so-called Business Model Builder, a digital twin of a BM.…”

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“…Although the authors describe a comprehensive method for creating and adapting a BM, the corresponding software tool seems to be unavailable. Unfortunately, this also applies to other tools found in the literature search (Assist is only available in connection with a consulting service [24], the BM-tool for additive manufacturing technologies is not freely available [19], OctoProz [17], Enterprise Architecture Analysis Tool (EAAT) [25], Software Business Model Tool [28], BM Wizard [29], BMeG editor [22]). Other tools, on the contrary, are only presented within literature, as they are still prototypes (Business Model Developer [26], BM development tool [30], BM engineering tool [31]).…”

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Analysis of the Tool Support for Business Model Innovation

Klein¹,

Emrich²,

Fettke³

2022

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Organizations adapt their business models (BM) frequently to remain competitive. One reason for this is the digitalization of products and services. A change in strategy often brings along an adaption of the BM or a complete business model innovation (BMI). In this context, software tools can support users in the presentation and analysis of their BM by providing methodological knowledge. The assessment of a software tool is influenced by different orientations and functionalities, e.g., for pure BM representation or simulation. This contribution provides a procedure for systematically assessing BMI tools and offers an overview of existing BM tools as well as their support for BMI and a related transformation process. The results show that early phases of BMI are well supported, while later phases are hardly represented. A possible reason for this lies in the complexity of later BMI phases. First steps towards supporting later phases through software are discussed.

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Section: Existing Research In the Field Of Bm Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of the Tool Support for Business Model Innovation

Klein¹,

Emrich²,

Fettke³

2022

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…It is important to note that several countries have begun to use Triple Aim concepts in their healthcare redesign with findings published in languages other than English (De Ridder, Bourgeois, Van den Bogaert, & Van der Brempt, 2017; Lasmarías et al, 2016;Meyer et al, 2017), and future consideration of such studies may be beneficial.…”

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The application of triple aim framework in the context of primary healthcare: A systematic literature review

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The Triple Aim framework is an increasingly popular tool for designing and assessing quality improvements in the health care sector. We systematically reviewed the empirical evidence on the application of the Triple Aim framework within primary healthcare settings since its inception almost a decade ago. Results show that primary healthcare providers varied in their interpretation of the Triple Aim framework and generally struggled with a lack of guidance and an absence of composite sets of measures for performance assessment. Greater clarity around application of the Triple Aim framework in primary healthcare is needed, especially around the selection and implementation of purposeful measures from locally available data. This review highlights areas for improvement and makes recommendations intended to guide future applications of the Triple Aim in the context of primary healthcare.

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How to Make a Service Sustainable? An Active Learning Simulation Approach to Business Model Development for Integrated Care

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Analysis of the Tool Support for Business Model Innovation

Analysis of the Tool Support for Business Model Innovation

The application of triple aim framework in the context of primary healthcare: A systematic literature review

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