sábado, janeiro 22, 2011
Os modelos de negócio e a criação de valor (parte I)
Excelente artigo "The Role of the Business Model in Capturing Value from Innovation: Evidence from Xerox Corporation’s Technology Spinoff Companies" de Henry Chesbrough e Richard S. Rosenbloom.
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Primeiro um breve resumo da história da ideia de modelo de negócio:
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"Thus, a firm’s current businesses influenced its choice of likely future businesses as well. (Moi ici: O espaço de Minkowski não perdoa)
While the notion of strategy subsequently was developed in a myriad of directions, one branch of its development that prefigures the argument here was research in how managers could leverage the resources of the organization beyond that organization’s current business.
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A later branch of the strategy literature incorporated cognitive bias into the idea of strategy.
(Prahalad and Bettis (1986) introduced the notion of a dominant logic: a set of heuristic rules, norms and beliefs that managers create to guide their actions.
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While incumbent firms were able to capitalize on incremental innovations, their expertise and knowledge became liabilities in the face of radical technology changes. (Moi ici: não é só na vertente tecnológica, acontece o mesmo quando um terramoto provoca uma mudança nos factores abióticos. A citação seguinte explica muito bem como a teia impede e cega o perceber e abraçar a mudança.)
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They argued that a change in the system linkages upsets the managerial heuristics that have developed to coordinate components – a technical variant of dominant logic. These managerial heuristics again provide a useful filter for firms coping with technological change, but they constrain the actions of firms as well.
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In sum, the technological management literature shows that firms have great difficulty managing innovations that fall outside of their previous experience, where their earlier beliefs and practices do not apply."
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Continua.
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Primeiro um breve resumo da história da ideia de modelo de negócio:
.
"Thus, a firm’s current businesses influenced its choice of likely future businesses as well. (Moi ici: O espaço de Minkowski não perdoa)
While the notion of strategy subsequently was developed in a myriad of directions, one branch of its development that prefigures the argument here was research in how managers could leverage the resources of the organization beyond that organization’s current business.
...
A later branch of the strategy literature incorporated cognitive bias into the idea of strategy.
(Prahalad and Bettis (1986) introduced the notion of a dominant logic: a set of heuristic rules, norms and beliefs that managers create to guide their actions.
...
While incumbent firms were able to capitalize on incremental innovations, their expertise and knowledge became liabilities in the face of radical technology changes. (Moi ici: não é só na vertente tecnológica, acontece o mesmo quando um terramoto provoca uma mudança nos factores abióticos. A citação seguinte explica muito bem como a teia impede e cega o perceber e abraçar a mudança.)
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They argued that a change in the system linkages upsets the managerial heuristics that have developed to coordinate components – a technical variant of dominant logic. These managerial heuristics again provide a useful filter for firms coping with technological change, but they constrain the actions of firms as well.
...
In sum, the technological management literature shows that firms have great difficulty managing innovations that fall outside of their previous experience, where their earlier beliefs and practices do not apply."
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Continua.
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