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Orchestrating Value Co-Creation in Business Ecosystems

Shifting from an Idiocentric Towards an Allocentric Perspective on the Business Model Concept

verfasst von : Marc Burkhalter, Christian Betz, Stefanie Auge-Dickhut, Reinhard Jung

Erschienen in: Theories of Change

Verlag: Springer International Publishing

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Abstract

In increasingly digital enabled business environments, value is generated through information sharing and manipulation among interdependent social and commercial actors operating in business ecosystems. With the aim to collaboratively create and capture value in this structural context, a company needs to be effective and efficient in orchestrating resources rather than acquiring and independently owning them. This implies that a company has to move from a purely subjective (idiocentric) perception on value creation and value capturing towards a more intersubjective (allocentric) one. Leveraging business ecosystems from a service-dominant perspective, this chapter illustrates how successful companies achieve this by applying an allocentric perspective on their business models. By building their business models upon a shared value purpose that is materialized through a service resulting from value co-creation among complementary actors including the beneficiary, it is shown how these companies successfully leverage the opportunities resulting from innovative digital technologies. Thus, this article emphasizes the shift from an idiocentric perspective on business models where value creation is perceived as a result of firm self-centered activities. Towards an allocentric perspective, where value occurs when heterogeneous social and business partners work together toward mutual benefits, the key being the orchestration of resources between these parties.

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Fußnoten
1
In the further course of this article, the terms business ecosystem and ecosystem are used as synonyms.
 
2
In fact, only the initial creation of the bit of knowledge necessitates a one-time cost (first copy cost). This cost however, can be quite substantial.
 
3
In their book Abundance, Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler refer to this phenomenon as demonetization and provide exhaustive facts and figures from different sectors supporting that phenomenon (Diamandis and Kotler 2014, p. 289).
 
4
According to SDL, the notion of Service is not to be confounded with services. The latter can be defined as the exchange of intangible goods as unit of outputs. As Lusch and Vargo (2014, p. 20ff) point out, under a GDL perspective, an accommodation service is “reduced” to producing and selling bed-nights (units of output). However, in SDL, accommodation service includes the mutual application of available resources among different actors including the beneficiary. Hence, an accommodation service includes mutual offerings in the form of products and services among complementary actors contributing and benefiting from the realization of the accommodation service.
 
5
For a detailed overview see for instance: Gordijn et al. (2005) or Burkhart et al. (2012).
 
6
The illustrative example of TED’s business model is based on publicly available data, extracted from the organization’s website: https://​www.​ted.​com/​about/​our-organization (Retrieved March 7, 2019).
 
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Metadaten
Titel
Orchestrating Value Co-Creation in Business Ecosystems
verfasst von
Marc Burkhalter
Christian Betz
Stefanie Auge-Dickhut
Reinhard Jung
Copyright-Jahr
2021
Verlag
Springer International Publishing
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-52275-9_16