Value Creation in IT Service Platforms through Two-Sided Network Effects

Haile, Netsanet; Altmann, Jörn

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-35194-5_11

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“…Among those, Kim et al (2007) focused on the adoption of the mobile Internet, and Basole and Karla (2012) studied mobile service ecosystems [17,18]. In addition to this, studies by Haile and Altmann (2012) and Gebregiorgis and Altmann (2012) focus on software service markets [3,4,57], explaining aspects of the impact of network effects and interoperability. Platforms for defining commodity services…”

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Value creation in software service platforms

Haile

Altmann

2016

Future Generation Computer Systems

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Value creation in software service platforms

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Altmann

2016

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“…20 There is more literature on SE value creation in terms of stakeholders (e.g., users and service providers) and SE. To understand the positive value sources of platform-based SE, Haile and Altmann 15,16 studied the value creation process of the IT service platform ecosystem and software service platform ecosystem, respectively. In the IT service platform ecosystem, application users, service developers, and service platform providers are the main market players.…”

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“…The PCCs is one of the most commonly used linear correlation coefficients, 26 denoted as r. It can reflect the degree of linear correlation between two variables X and Y. The calculation formula is shown in Equation (15). The value of r is between À1 and 1, and the larger absolute value indicates a stronger correlation.…”

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Investigating the impact of structural holes on the value creation in mobile application service ecosystems: Evidence from computational experiments

Zhang,

Chen,

Xue

et al. 2023

J Software Evolu Process

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Mobile application service ecosystems (MASEs) are highly complex systems that involve multiple factors influencing value creation. However, current research on the impact of structural holes (SHs) as an organizational characteristic on value creation in MASE is still insufficient. To address this research gap, this paper proposes a value creation model for MASE and investigates the impact of SH on the value creation of MASE. Moreover, this paper investigates the correlation between SH and diversity, which can facilitate regulating the value creation process in MASE. Finally, we construct a computational experiment, comparing and analyzing how changes in SH affect the value creation of MASE and the correlation between SH and diversity. The findings of this study can be used to induce the evolution of MASE and promote its value maximization.

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“…The authors in Ref. [103] proposed a partnership model to define the roles and responsibilities of participants and mechanisms to improve communication and collaboration within the system. In Ref.…”

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Research Roadmap of Service Ecosystems: A Crowd Intelligence Perspective

Xue

Zhou

et al. 2022

Int. J. Crowd Sci.

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With the mutual interaction and dependence of several intelligent services, a crowd intelligence service network has been formed, and a service ecosystem has gradually emerged. Such a development produces an ever-increasing effect on our lives and the functioning of the whole society. These facts call for research on these phenomena with a new theory or perspective, including what a smart society looks like, how it functions and evolves, and where its boundaries and challenges are. However, the research on service ecosystems is distributed in many disciplines and fields, including computer science, artificial intelligence, complex theory, social network, biological ecosystem, and network economics, and there is still no unified research framework. The researchers always have a restricted view of the research process. Under this context, this paper summarizes the research status and future developments of service ecosystems, including their conceptual origin, evolutionary logic, research topic and scale, challenges, and opportunities. We hope to provide a roadmap for the research in this field and promote sound development.

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Value Creation in IT Service Platforms through Two-Sided Network Effects

Cited by 13 publications

References 19 publications

Value creation in software service platforms

Value creation in software service platforms

Investigating the impact of structural holes on the value creation in mobile application service ecosystems: Evidence from computational experiments

Research Roadmap of Service Ecosystems: A Crowd Intelligence Perspective

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