Business ecosystems governance

A framework for tackling complex systems

Master thesis (2013)

Authors

A. Pagkozidis

Contributors

E. Den Hartigh (mentor)

J. Appelman (mentor)

C. Van Beers (mentor)

D. Van Baars (mentor)

Programme

Management of Technology () (TU Delft)

Framework Governance Complex adaptive systems Innovation systems Services Servitization Platforms Business ecosystems Business ecosystems health Co-opetition

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Published Date

28-08-2013

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Programme

Management of Technology

Abstract

This document is the final Master Thesis Dissertation of Alexios Pagkozidis during academic year 2011-2013. It describes the findings of the research related to Business Ecosystem Innovation Governance for Smart Living platforms. The research was done with collaboration of Delft University of Technology and TP Vision B.V.. This work is part of bigger research project: End-User requirements analysis for Virtual Factories and Enterprises in Manufacturing Service Ecosystems which will be developed in collaboration of European Union with four manufacturing companies: TP Vision, Indesit, Bivolino and Ibarmia. This work has examined requirements and means in order to create a governance framework for business ecosystems for TP Vision ecosystem. The results lead to four stage framework that is governing both low and high levels of business ecosystems.

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