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adam_text | CONTENTS
F
IGURES
............................................................................................................................................
XIX
T
ABLES
............................................................................................................................................
XXV
A
BBREVIATIONS
...........................................................................................................................
XXIX
1
I
NTRODUCTION
..........................................................................................................................
1
1.1
MOTIVATION
............................................................................................................
1
1.2
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS
..............................................................................................
7
1.3
RESEARCH
CONTEXT
.................................................................................................
11
1.4
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
THESIS
........................................................................................
16
2
C
ONCEPTUAL
F
OUNDATIONS
................................................................................................
19
2.1
CLASSIFICATIOAS
....................................................................................................
19
2.2
DESIGN
AND
ARTIFACTS
.........................................................................................
24
2.3
DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
...............................................................................................
27
2.4
SHORT
SUMMARY
..................................................................................................
32
3
B
USINESS
M
ODELS
IN
I
NFORMATION
S
YSTEMS
.................................................................
33
3.1
FOUNDATIONS
.......................................................................................................
33
3.1.1
ORIGINS
AND
DEFINITIONS
................................................................................................
33
3.1.2
DEMARCATION
OF
BUSINESS
MODELS
................................................................................
36
3.2
DIGITAL
BUSINESS
MODELS
....................................................................................
40
3.2.1
DEFINITION,
TYPES,
AND
SCOPE
.......................................................................................
40
3.2.2
DATA-DRIVEN
BUSINESS
MODELS
.....................................................................................
45
3.2.3
DIGITAL BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
..........................................................................
49
3.3
BUSINESS
MODEL
FRAMEWORKS
............................................................................
54
3.3.1
V
-FRAMEWORK
..............................................................................................................
56
3.3.2
WSOR-FRAMEWORK
......................................................................................................
58
3.4
BUSINESS
MODEL
CLASSIFICATIONS
.........................................................................
60
3.4.1
BUSINESS
MODEL
TAXONOMIES
.......................................................................................
60
3.4.2
BUSINESS
MODEL
PATTERNS
..............................................................................................
65
3.5
THE
BUSINESS
MODEL
AS
A
DESIGNABLE
ARTIFACT
..................................................
65
3.5.1
THE
BUSINESS
MODEL
AS
A
MODEL
..................................................................................
66
3.5.2
THE
BUSINESS
MODEL
AS
AN
ARTIFACT
..............................................................................
70
CONTENTS
3.6
SHORT
SUMMARY
..................................................................................................
74
4
A
RCHETYPES
OF
D
IGITAL
B
USINESS
M
ODELS
IN
L
OGISTICS
S
TART
-U
PS
......................
75
4.1
GOALS,
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS,
AND
STRUCTURE
......................................................
75
4.2
RESEARCH
DESIGN
.................................................................................................
78
4.2.1
DESIGN
SCIENCE
RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY
.......................................................................
78
4.2.2
QUALITATIVE
STUDY
DESIGN
.............................................................................................
79
4.2.3
TAXONOMY
DEVELOPMENT
..............................................................................................
81
4.2.4
DATA
COLLECTION
AND
DATA
ANALYSIS
..............................................................................
84
4.2.5
SAMPLING
APPROACH
......................................................................................................
91
4.3
PRE-DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT
DECISIONS
.................................................................
92
4.3.1
DESIGN
CONFIGURATION
OF
THE
TAXONOMY
......................................................................
92
4.3.2
TAXONOMY
DESIGN
.........................................................................................................
95
4.3.3
META-CHARACTERISTIC
.......................................................................................................
97
4.3.4
META-DIMENSIONS
..........................................................................................................
97
4.4
TAXONOMY
OF
DIGITAL
BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
START-UPS
.......................
98
4.4.1
ITERATIONS
........................................................................................................................
98
4.4.2
META-DIMENSION
(MDI):
VALUE
PROPOSITION
..............................................................
102
4.4.3
META-DIMENSION
(MDZ):
VALUE
ARCHITECTURE
............................................................
110
4.4.4
META-DIMENSION
(MDA):
VALUE
NETWORK
..................................................................
116
4.4.5
META-DIMENSION
(MDI):
VALUE
FINANCE
....................................................................
118
4.5
DEMONSTRATION
AND
EVALUATION
.......................................................................
121
4.5.1
ILLUSTRATIVE
APPLICATION
...............................................................................................
122
4.5.2
ENDING
CONDITIONS
.......................................................................................................
127
4.6
ARCHETYPES
OF
DIGITAL
BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
START-UPS
....................
129
4.6.1
EXCURSION:
ARCHETYPES
................................................................................................
129
4.6.2
CLUSTER
ANALYSIS
..........................................................................................................
131
4.6.3
SUPER-ARCHETYPES
AND
SUB-ARCHETYPES
....................................................................
134
4.7
INTERPRETATION
OF
THE
ARCHETYPES
.....................................................................
144
4.8
CONTRIBUTIONS
....................................................................................................
149
4.9
LIMITATIONS
........................................................................................................
152
4.10
INTERIM
CONCLUSION
AND
TRANSITION
TO
THE
NEXT
SECTION
................................
154
5
D
ATA
-D
RIVEN
B
USINESS
M
ODELS
IN
L
OGISTICS
S
TART
-U
PS
......................................
157
5.1
GOALS,
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS,
AND
STRUCTURE
.....................................................
157
5.2
RESEARCH
DESIGN
...............................................................................................
158
5.2.1
DESIGN
SCIENCE
RESEARCH
.............................................................................................
158
5.2.2
QUALITATIVE
STUDY
........................................................................................................
159
5.2.3
TAXONOMY
DEVELOPMENT
.............................................................................................
161
5.2.4
DATA
COLLECTION
AND
DATA
ANALYSIS
............................................................................
161
5.2.5
SAMPLING
APPROACH
....................................................................................................
163
5.3
PRE-DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT
DECISIONS
...............................................................
164
XIV
CONTENTS
5.3.1
DESIGN
CONFIGURATION
OF
THE
TAXONOMY
....................................................................
164
5.3.2
TAXONOMY
DESIGN
......................................................................................................
165
5.3.3
META-CHARACTERISTIC
.....................................................................................................
165
5.3.4
META-DIMENSIONS
.......................................................................................................
166
5.4
TAXONOMY
OF
DATA-DRIVEN
BUSINESS MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
.............................
166
5.4.1
ITERATIONS
.....................................................................................................................
166
5.4.2
META-DIMENSION
(MDI):
VALUE
PROPOSITION
.............................................................
170
5.4.3
META-DIMENSION
(MDZ):
SERVICE
PLATFORM
................................................................
173
5.4.4
META-DIMENSION
(MDS):
INTERFACE
............................................................................
180
5.4.5
META-DIMENSION
(MD4):
ORGANIZING
MODEL
.............................................................
182
5.4.6
META-DIMENSION
(MDS):
REVENUE
MODEL
..................................................................
183
5.5
DEMONSTRATION
AND
EVALUATION
......................................................................
187
5.5.1
ILLUSTRATIVE
APPLICATION
..............................................................................................
187
5.5.2
ENDING
CONDITIONS
......................................................................................................
194
5.6
INTERPRETATION
AND
GENERALIZATION
OF
THE
RESULTS
...........................................
196
5.6.1
ANALYSIS
.......................................................................................................................
196
5.6.2
TYPES
OF
DATA-DRIVEN
BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
...............................................
197
5.7
CONTRIBUTIONS
...................................................................................................
202
5.8
LIMITATIONS
.......................................................................................................
203
5.9
INTERIM
CONCLUSION
AND
JUXTAPOSITION
OF
BOTH
TAXONOMIES
.........................
203
5.10
TRANSITION
TO
THE
NEXT
SECTION
........................................................................
205
6
D
ESIGN
P
RINCIPLES
FOR
D
ATA
-D
RIVEN
B
USINESS
M
ODELS
IN
L
OGISTICS
.............
207
6.1
GOALS,
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS,
AND
STRUCTURE
.....................................................
207
6.2
RESEARCH
DESIGN
..............................................................................................
209
6.2.1
QUALITATIVE
STUDY
DESIGN
...........................................................................................
209
6.2.2
ALIGNMENT
OF
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
DESIGN
.....................................................................
210
6.2.3
DESIGN PRINCIPLE
DESIGN
............................................................................................
212
6.2.4
ALIGNMENT
OF
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
DEVELOPMENT
AND
GROUNDED
THEORY
...................
214
6.2.5
DATA
COLLECTION
...........................................................................................................
217
6.2.6
INTERVIEWS
...................................................................................................................
221
6.2.7
DATA
ANALYSIS
.............................................................................................................
226
6.3
PRE-DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT
DECISIONS
..............................................................
228
6.3.1
THEORETICAL
ENTANGLEMENT
..........................................................................................
228
6.3.2
FORMULATION
AND
STRUCTURE
........................................................................................
229
6.4
PREMISE-FORMING
FINDINGS
.............................................................................
231
6.4.1
DEFINITIONS
..................................................................................................................
232
6.4.2
LOGISTICS
AS
A
TRADITIONAL
INDUSTRY
...........................................................................
236
6.4.3
B2C,
PARCEL
SERVICES,
AND
OTHER
COUNTRIES
AS
ROLE
MODELS
......................................
240
6.4.4
HETEROGENEITY
OF
INDUSTRIES
.......................................................................................
242
6.5
META-REQUIREMENTS
.........................................................................................
244
6.5.1
THE
PHYSICAL
LOGISTICS
PROCESS
IS
THE
FOUNDATION
....................................................
244
XV
CONTENTS
6.5.2
PORTFOLIO
OF
DATA-DRIVEN
SERVICES
..............................................................................
246
6.5.3
DATA
RESOURCES
............................................................................................................
277
6.5.4
PERSONAL
DATA
..............................................................................................................
288
6.5.5
DATA
QUALITY
................................................................................................................
291
6.5.6
TRACKING
DEVICES
.........................................................................................................
295
6.5.7
DATA
CAPABILITIES
AND
IT-INFRASTRUCTURE
....................................................................
299
6.5.8
DIGITAL
CUSTOMER
INTERACTION
.....................................................................................
302
6.5.9
MONETIZATION
...............................................................................................................
308
6.6
DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
FOR
DATA-DRIVEN
BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
................
313
6.6.1
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
I:
THE
PHYSICAL
TRANSPORT
PROCESS
IS
THE
FOUNDATION
...................
313
6.6.2
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
II:
BUILD
A
PORTFOLIO
OF
DATA-DRIVEN
SERVICES
................................
314
6.6.3
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
III:
LEVERAGE
DATA
RESOURCES
........................................................
319
6.6.4
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
IV:
DO
NOT
USE
PERSONAL
DATA
AND
ENSURE
DATA
SECURITY
............
321
6.6.5
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
V:
ENSURE
DATA
QUALITY
..................................................................
323
6.6.6
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
VI:
CHOOSE
THE
RIGHT
DEVICE
AND
LOCALIZATION
STRATEGY
..............
327
6.6.7
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
VII:
LEVERAGE
DATA
CAPABILITIES
FROM
PARTNERS
OR
BUILD
THEM....
329
6.6.8
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
VIII:
ENFORCE
DIGITAL
CUSTOMER
INTERACTION
..................................
330
6.6.9
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
IX:
DESIGN
FLEXIBLE
REVENUE
MODELS
............................................
333
6.7
DISCUSSION,
SUMMARY,
AND
SYNTHESIS
OF
THE
DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
....................
335
6.8
CRITICAL
REFLECTION
.............................................................................................
338
6.9
CONTRIBUTIONS
...................................................................................................
340
6.10
LIMITATIONS
.......................................................................................................
342
7
C
ONCLUSION
,
L
IMITATIONS
,
AND
O
UTLOOK
..................................................................
343
7.1
SUMMARY
OF
THE
RESULTS
..................................................................................
343
7.2
SYNOPSIS
OF
THE
CONTRIBUTIONS
........................................................................
344
7.2.1
MANAGERIAL
CONTRIBUTIONS
..........................................................................................
344
7.2.2
RESEARCH
CONTRIBUTIONS
..............................................................................................
346
7.3
SYNOPSIS
OF
LIMITATIONS
...................................................................................
348
7.4
OUTLOOK
AND
AVENUES
FOR
FURTHER
RESEARCH
..................................................
350
8
R
EFERENCES
............................................................................................................................
353
A
PPENDIX
A
.......................................................................................................................................
393
A
PPENDIX
B
......................................................................................................................................
419
A
PPENDIX
C
.......................................................................................................................................
429
A
PPENDIX
D
.......................................................................................................................................
431
A
PPENDIX
E
......................................................................................................................................
435
A
PPENDIX
F
........................................................................................................................................
439
XVI
CONTENTS
LIST
OF
META-REQUIREMENTS
..........................................................................................
439
LIST
OF
DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
.............................................................................................
441
XVII
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adam_txt |
CONTENTS
F
IGURES
.
XIX
T
ABLES
.
XXV
A
BBREVIATIONS
.
XXIX
1
I
NTRODUCTION
.
1
1.1
MOTIVATION
.
1
1.2
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS
.
7
1.3
RESEARCH
CONTEXT
.
11
1.4
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
THESIS
.
16
2
C
ONCEPTUAL
F
OUNDATIONS
.
19
2.1
CLASSIFICATIOAS
.
19
2.2
DESIGN
AND
ARTIFACTS
.
24
2.3
DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
.
27
2.4
SHORT
SUMMARY
.
32
3
B
USINESS
M
ODELS
IN
I
NFORMATION
S
YSTEMS
.
33
3.1
FOUNDATIONS
.
33
3.1.1
ORIGINS
AND
DEFINITIONS
.
33
3.1.2
DEMARCATION
OF
BUSINESS
MODELS
.
36
3.2
DIGITAL
BUSINESS
MODELS
.
40
3.2.1
DEFINITION,
TYPES,
AND
SCOPE
.
40
3.2.2
DATA-DRIVEN
BUSINESS
MODELS
.
45
3.2.3
DIGITAL BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
.
49
3.3
BUSINESS
MODEL
FRAMEWORKS
.
54
3.3.1
V
'
-FRAMEWORK
.
56
3.3.2
WSOR-FRAMEWORK
.
58
3.4
BUSINESS
MODEL
CLASSIFICATIONS
.
60
3.4.1
BUSINESS
MODEL
TAXONOMIES
.
60
3.4.2
BUSINESS
MODEL
PATTERNS
.
65
3.5
THE
BUSINESS
MODEL
AS
A
DESIGNABLE
ARTIFACT
.
65
3.5.1
THE
BUSINESS
MODEL
AS
A
MODEL
.
66
3.5.2
THE
BUSINESS
MODEL
AS
AN
ARTIFACT
.
70
CONTENTS
3.6
SHORT
SUMMARY
.
74
4
A
RCHETYPES
OF
D
IGITAL
B
USINESS
M
ODELS
IN
L
OGISTICS
S
TART
-U
PS
.
75
4.1
GOALS,
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS,
AND
STRUCTURE
.
75
4.2
RESEARCH
DESIGN
.
78
4.2.1
DESIGN
SCIENCE
RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY
.
78
4.2.2
QUALITATIVE
STUDY
DESIGN
.
79
4.2.3
TAXONOMY
DEVELOPMENT
.
81
4.2.4
DATA
COLLECTION
AND
DATA
ANALYSIS
.
84
4.2.5
SAMPLING
APPROACH
.
91
4.3
PRE-DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT
DECISIONS
.
92
4.3.1
DESIGN
CONFIGURATION
OF
THE
TAXONOMY
.
92
4.3.2
TAXONOMY
DESIGN
.
95
4.3.3
META-CHARACTERISTIC
.
97
4.3.4
META-DIMENSIONS
.
97
4.4
TAXONOMY
OF
DIGITAL
BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
START-UPS
.
98
4.4.1
ITERATIONS
.
98
4.4.2
META-DIMENSION
(MDI):
VALUE
PROPOSITION
.
102
4.4.3
META-DIMENSION
(MDZ):
VALUE
ARCHITECTURE
.
110
4.4.4
META-DIMENSION
(MDA):
VALUE
NETWORK
.
116
4.4.5
META-DIMENSION
(MDI):
VALUE
FINANCE
.
118
4.5
DEMONSTRATION
AND
EVALUATION
.
121
4.5.1
ILLUSTRATIVE
APPLICATION
.
122
4.5.2
ENDING
CONDITIONS
.
127
4.6
ARCHETYPES
OF
DIGITAL
BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
START-UPS
.
129
4.6.1
EXCURSION:
ARCHETYPES
.
129
4.6.2
CLUSTER
ANALYSIS
.
131
4.6.3
SUPER-ARCHETYPES
AND
SUB-ARCHETYPES
.
134
4.7
INTERPRETATION
OF
THE
ARCHETYPES
.
144
4.8
CONTRIBUTIONS
.
149
4.9
LIMITATIONS
.
152
4.10
INTERIM
CONCLUSION
AND
TRANSITION
TO
THE
NEXT
SECTION
.
154
5
D
ATA
-D
RIVEN
B
USINESS
M
ODELS
IN
L
OGISTICS
S
TART
-U
PS
.
157
5.1
GOALS,
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS,
AND
STRUCTURE
.
157
5.2
RESEARCH
DESIGN
.
158
5.2.1
DESIGN
SCIENCE
RESEARCH
.
158
5.2.2
QUALITATIVE
STUDY
.
159
5.2.3
TAXONOMY
DEVELOPMENT
.
161
5.2.4
DATA
COLLECTION
AND
DATA
ANALYSIS
.
161
5.2.5
SAMPLING
APPROACH
.
163
5.3
PRE-DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT
DECISIONS
.
164
XIV
CONTENTS
5.3.1
DESIGN
CONFIGURATION
OF
THE
TAXONOMY
.
164
5.3.2
TAXONOMY
DESIGN
.
165
5.3.3
META-CHARACTERISTIC
.
165
5.3.4
META-DIMENSIONS
.
166
5.4
TAXONOMY
OF
DATA-DRIVEN
BUSINESS MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
.
166
5.4.1
ITERATIONS
.
166
5.4.2
META-DIMENSION
(MDI):
VALUE
PROPOSITION
.
170
5.4.3
META-DIMENSION
(MDZ):
SERVICE
PLATFORM
.
173
5.4.4
META-DIMENSION
(MDS):
INTERFACE
.
180
5.4.5
META-DIMENSION
(MD4):
ORGANIZING
MODEL
.
182
5.4.6
META-DIMENSION
(MDS):
REVENUE
MODEL
.
183
5.5
DEMONSTRATION
AND
EVALUATION
.
187
5.5.1
ILLUSTRATIVE
APPLICATION
.
187
5.5.2
ENDING
CONDITIONS
.
194
5.6
INTERPRETATION
AND
GENERALIZATION
OF
THE
RESULTS
.
196
5.6.1
ANALYSIS
.
196
5.6.2
TYPES
OF
DATA-DRIVEN
BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
.
197
5.7
CONTRIBUTIONS
.
202
5.8
LIMITATIONS
.
203
5.9
INTERIM
CONCLUSION
AND
JUXTAPOSITION
OF
BOTH
TAXONOMIES
.
203
5.10
TRANSITION
TO
THE
NEXT
SECTION
.
205
6
D
ESIGN
P
RINCIPLES
FOR
D
ATA
-D
RIVEN
B
USINESS
M
ODELS
IN
L
OGISTICS
.
207
6.1
GOALS,
RESEARCH
QUESTIONS,
AND
STRUCTURE
.
207
6.2
RESEARCH
DESIGN
.
209
6.2.1
QUALITATIVE
STUDY
DESIGN
.
209
6.2.2
ALIGNMENT
OF
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
DESIGN
.
210
6.2.3
DESIGN PRINCIPLE
DESIGN
.
212
6.2.4
ALIGNMENT
OF
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
DEVELOPMENT
AND
GROUNDED
THEORY
.
214
6.2.5
DATA
COLLECTION
.
217
6.2.6
INTERVIEWS
.
221
6.2.7
DATA
ANALYSIS
.
226
6.3
PRE-DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT
DECISIONS
.
228
6.3.1
THEORETICAL
ENTANGLEMENT
.
228
6.3.2
FORMULATION
AND
STRUCTURE
.
229
6.4
PREMISE-FORMING
FINDINGS
.
231
6.4.1
DEFINITIONS
.
232
6.4.2
LOGISTICS
AS
A
TRADITIONAL
INDUSTRY
.
236
6.4.3
B2C,
PARCEL
SERVICES,
AND
OTHER
COUNTRIES
AS
ROLE
MODELS
.
240
6.4.4
HETEROGENEITY
OF
INDUSTRIES
.
242
6.5
META-REQUIREMENTS
.
244
6.5.1
THE
PHYSICAL
LOGISTICS
PROCESS
IS
THE
FOUNDATION
.
244
XV
CONTENTS
6.5.2
PORTFOLIO
OF
DATA-DRIVEN
SERVICES
.
246
6.5.3
DATA
RESOURCES
.
277
6.5.4
PERSONAL
DATA
.
288
6.5.5
DATA
QUALITY
.
291
6.5.6
TRACKING
DEVICES
.
295
6.5.7
DATA
CAPABILITIES
AND
IT-INFRASTRUCTURE
.
299
6.5.8
DIGITAL
CUSTOMER
INTERACTION
.
302
6.5.9
MONETIZATION
.
308
6.6
DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
FOR
DATA-DRIVEN
BUSINESS
MODELS
IN
LOGISTICS
.
313
6.6.1
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
I:
THE
PHYSICAL
TRANSPORT
PROCESS
IS
THE
FOUNDATION
.
313
6.6.2
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
II:
BUILD
A
PORTFOLIO
OF
DATA-DRIVEN
SERVICES
.
314
6.6.3
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
III:
LEVERAGE
DATA
RESOURCES
.
319
6.6.4
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
IV:
DO
NOT
USE
PERSONAL
DATA
AND
ENSURE
DATA
SECURITY
.
321
6.6.5
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
V:
ENSURE
DATA
QUALITY
.
323
6.6.6
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
VI:
CHOOSE
THE
RIGHT
DEVICE
AND
LOCALIZATION
STRATEGY
.
327
6.6.7
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
VII:
LEVERAGE
DATA
CAPABILITIES
FROM
PARTNERS
OR
BUILD
THEM.
329
6.6.8
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
VIII:
ENFORCE
DIGITAL
CUSTOMER
INTERACTION
.
330
6.6.9
DESIGN
PRINCIPLE
IX:
DESIGN
FLEXIBLE
REVENUE
MODELS
.
333
6.7
DISCUSSION,
SUMMARY,
AND
SYNTHESIS
OF
THE
DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
.
335
6.8
CRITICAL
REFLECTION
.
338
6.9
CONTRIBUTIONS
.
340
6.10
LIMITATIONS
.
342
7
C
ONCLUSION
,
L
IMITATIONS
,
AND
O
UTLOOK
.
343
7.1
SUMMARY
OF
THE
RESULTS
.
343
7.2
SYNOPSIS
OF
THE
CONTRIBUTIONS
.
344
7.2.1
MANAGERIAL
CONTRIBUTIONS
.
344
7.2.2
RESEARCH
CONTRIBUTIONS
.
346
7.3
SYNOPSIS
OF
LIMITATIONS
.
348
7.4
OUTLOOK
AND
AVENUES
FOR
FURTHER
RESEARCH
.
350
8
R
EFERENCES
.
353
A
PPENDIX
A
.
393
A
PPENDIX
B
.
419
A
PPENDIX
C
.
429
A
PPENDIX
D
.
431
A
PPENDIX
E
.
435
A
PPENDIX
F
.
439
XVI
CONTENTS
LIST
OF
META-REQUIREMENTS
.
439
LIST
OF
DESIGN
PRINCIPLES
.
441
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title | Digital business models in logistics: taxonomies, archetypes and design principles |
title_auth | Digital business models in logistics: taxonomies, archetypes and design principles |
title_exact_search | Digital business models in logistics: taxonomies, archetypes and design principles |
title_exact_search_txtP | Digital business models in logistics: taxonomies, archetypes and design principles |
title_full | Digital business models in logistics: taxonomies, archetypes and design principles Frederik Möller ; Herausgeber: Prof. Dr. Boris Otto |
title_fullStr | Digital business models in logistics: taxonomies, archetypes and design principles Frederik Möller ; Herausgeber: Prof. Dr. Boris Otto |
title_full_unstemmed | Digital business models in logistics: taxonomies, archetypes and design principles Frederik Möller ; Herausgeber: Prof. Dr. Boris Otto |
title_short | Digital business models in logistics: taxonomies, archetypes and design principles |
title_sort | digital business models in logistics taxonomies archetypes and design principles |
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topic_facet | Logistik Digitalisierung Geschäftsmodell Hochschulschrift |
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