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Why global value chains should analyse multi-sided platforms?
Fecha
2013-07-28Registro en:
International Conference on Production Research - ICPR 22. Proceedings. Challenges for sustainable operations, S.l: Associação Brasileira de Engenharia de Produção - ABEPRO: International Foundation for Production Research - IFPR, 2013
Autor
Sakuda, Luiz Ojima
Fleury, Afonso Carlos Correa
Institución
Resumen
Global Value Chains (GVCs) theory is being used to study a variety of industries, from commodities to information technology, with considerable contributions to the understanding of industry dynamics and governance, value creation and capture, and geographic distribution. Multi-Sided Platforms (MSPs) is a concept has its roots on strategy field, and has been developed under related and complementary concepts such as Two-Sided Markets, Two-Sided Network, Two-Sided Platforms, and Platform-Mediated Networks. GVCs and MSPs share a common ground when it comes to internet-based value chains and business in the digital industry. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that the combination of both approaches allows for an enhanced understanding of digital goods and services production