Advanced Business Models

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In this era of fast changing society, economy, culture, technology, religion and other fields of human activity, the effectiveness of different paradigms, theories, models, methods, techniques and tools is continuously falling. A hologram is the modest paradigm in the modern society and economy. It shows a non-real world, which like in the movies, is more important than reality viewed by people in a destructive way. Media business shows us a positive picture of an imaginary world; the main problem is focused on the lack of differentiation tools between the real and illusionary world. Therefore, people are concentrating on the simple buying mechanism in super and megamarkets rather than on thinking, which is boring, demands extra energy and the result is non-real, moved to the future, which again is dangerous and unpredictable.


Rok wydania2015
Liczba stron178
KategoriaInne
WydawcaWydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu
ISBN-13978-83-7695-517-9
Numer wydania1
Język publikacjiangielski
Informacja o sprzedawcyePWN sp. z o.o.

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Spis treści

  Introduction    7
  Chapter 1. Advanced business models – fundamental dimensions: corporate architecture, space, invisibility    11
  Chapter 2. Organization as a meaning field    19
  Chapter 3. Tautological business model    24
  Chapter 4. Centre and periphery knowledge flow    33
  Chapter 5. An independent and networking agile company    37
  Chapter 6. Organizational space – hidden dimension of new business models    41
  Chapter 7. Spatial model of business as a virtual network galaxy    55
  Chapter 8. Models of appropriation    69
  Chapter 9. Technology megatrends in network business models    81
  Chapter 10. IT management business model – sourcing IT services    93
  Chapter 11. Relations models in a contemporary enterprise    105
  Chapter 12. Value Shop as a business model    118
  Chapter 13. Cooperation and competition in networks – a multilevel business model    130
  Chapter 14. The architecture of cooperation – a business model for public-social partnership    143
  Chapter 15. The business model of a social enterprise    159
  Final remarks    174
  List of figures    176
  List of tables    178
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