Towards Governance Rules and Bylaws for Virtual Breeding Environments

Romero, David; Giraldo, Jorge Alonso Beltrán; Galeano, Nathalíe; Molina, Arturo

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-73798-0_10

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“…In order to provide the trust between partners in a Federation some elements should be managed. [14,26,27] Definition of rules, decision making criteria, responsibilities and autonomy levels that should be set up upon the alliance's members, customers and other supporting institutions regarding current contracts and businesses. This process affects all the other ones directly, although with different degrees of intensity Quality management [28] Management of quality aspects upon the alliance's members of their software services and supporting non-software services.…”

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Supporting Business Processes for Collaborative Alliances of Software Service Providers

Cancian

Teixeira

Rabelo

2015

Risks and Resilience of Collaborative Networks

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Abstract. Software sector has become a very important and increasing competitive sector, being mostly composed by SMEs. Enhancing partnerships at a more valuable business level can help companies to attend to wider markets in a more sustainable and agile way taking advantage of assets that they would not have if working alone. One strategy to reach this is via collaborative networks. However, companies should be prepared for that. One of the first issues is to understand more deeply what working collaboratively actually means in businesses and how to support it. This article presents the set of business processes that need to be handled in a collaboration among software service providers throughout its lifecycle. Final results are discussed at the end.

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confidence: 99%

Supporting Business Processes for Collaborative Alliances of Software Service Providers

Cancian

Teixeira

Rabelo

2015

Risks and Resilience of Collaborative Networks

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“…From a functional point of view, GVBEs focus on sharing information, resources, responsibilities, risks and rewards to jointly plan, implement and evaluate sustainable initiatives and collaborative endeavours [10]. From a behavioural point of view, GVBEs focus on adopting common governance rules and bylaws [11] and a common ontology [12] in order to reduce the barriers towards successful collaborations. From a structural and componential point of view, GVBEs focus on developing common interoperable infrastructures [2] and creating a resource pool (bag of assets) with different tangible and intangible shareable resources in order to eliminate redundant assets within the GVBE and manage their ownership costs in an efficient way [6] [7].…”

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Green Virtual Enterprise Breeding Environments Bag of Assets Management: A Contribution to the Sharing Economy

Romero

Noran

2015

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…Under a strategic level, governance refers to the use of democratic structures of authority to allocate resources and coordinate or control activities in a living lab, while under an operation level, governance means setting the framework within all living lab members will make decisions, negotiations and accommodations between parties involved and taking actions to optimize the living lab functionalities, relationships and performance [adapted from Romero et al, 2007].…”

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Towards a novel living Lab Model for sustainable innovation in the construction industry

Romero

Flores

Vallejo

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2009 IEEE International Technology Management Conference (ICE)

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According to the United Nations Environment Programme, the construction industry is a key sector to achieve sustainable development, as it can provide important benefits in the complete construction lifecycle considering its three axes: social, economic and environmental. At the same time, negative impacts can be drastically reduced if new collaborative business models and strategies are defined integrating both end-users and different actors in the construction value-chain. Therefore, this paper introduces a general overview of a collaborative research project carried out by ITESM and CEMEX to develop and deploy a novel Sustainable Construction Living Lab (SCLL) model to bring together key construction stakeholders into an open innovation and user-centric environment, supported by a high-tech platform, providing working principles, methods and a governance model to identify next generation construction innovations (e.g. products, services, processes, business models, etc.) in order to satisfy the current and emerging market demands in a sustainable way.

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Towards Governance Rules and Bylaws for Virtual Breeding Environments

Cited by 17 publications

References 3 publications

Supporting Business Processes for Collaborative Alliances of Software Service Providers

Supporting Business Processes for Collaborative Alliances of Software Service Providers

Green Virtual Enterprise Breeding Environments Bag of Assets Management: A Contribution to the Sharing Economy

Towards a novel living Lab Model for sustainable innovation in the construction industry

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