Using Smart Edge Devices to Integrate Consumers into Digitized Processes: The Case of Amazon Dash-Button

Möhring, Michael; Keller, Barbara; Pietzsch, Lara; Karich, Leila; Berhalter, Carolin; Kilian, Karsten

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-74030-0_28

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“…Digital products also allow network effects [36], which grow exponentially with the number of participating devices [37,38]. Increasing the number of digitized products increases incentives for additional service providers.…”

Section: Interpretation Of Digital Productsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The problem of interpretation, differentiation and classification of digital products

Shaidullin¹

2023

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Digital innovative products often become a significant factor in the revision of companies’ business strategies and influence consumer preferences. A key component in the process of formulating such strategies is understanding the implications underlying the attributes of digital products. This requires a good understanding of their nature and characteristics. To date, there is no solid basis for classifying various digital products according to their inherent characteristics. This paper presents a new interpretation of “digital products” based on the analysis of 2954 scientific articles from the Scopus database. It discusses the problems of differentiation of digital products from other types of products (such as “cyber-physical products,” “digitized products,” “smart products,” etc.). We also developed a new classification of digital products by the method of highlighting their key attributes. The purpose of the study is to develop an advanced classification of digital products based on their differentiation from other types of products. The classification we constructed based on the principles of differentiation will allow innovators and businessmen to create more profound and more advanced business models.

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Section: Interpretation Of Digital Productsmentioning

confidence: 99%