sábado, dezembro 09, 2017

13 anos depois ...

"A dyadic perspective may be too limited to comprehend contemporary value cocreation phenomena though, especially those that take place in service systems
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firms are increasingly engaged  in  complex  market  configurations  where  the  alignment  of  market  views  becomes  central  for  success. Firms  therefore  need  to  offer their  view  on  how  the  market  should  be  configured,  and  engage  actors  in activities aimed at creating a shared market view.” In practice, even service systems with only three firms (e.g., manufacturer, dealer, and user) can prove highly complex as market configurations.
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Triads  of  independent  firms  that  connect  through  network  ties,  either  directly  or  indirectly,  for  the  purpose of doing business represent complex market configurations. Their network ties can be structural, economic, or social in character. A case in point is the Illinois-based company Caterpillar, a global leader in earth-moving products. To realize its value propositions, the company needs to foster network ties with users of its equipment but also with dealers that sell and service that equipment. Caterpillar operates through  an  extensive  network  of  independent  dealers  in  over  180  countries  and  refers  to  those  dealers  as  “a critical  competitive  differentiator”  and  “the  foundation”  of  its  worldwide  success.  However,  Caterpillar  also believes its dealers may be missing out on US$9–18 billion annually in easy-to-capture revenue, such that they need to enhance their service operations to boost their share of the global service market. Despite the integration of  diagnostic  technologies  into  Caterpillar  machines,  dealers  have  not  capitalized  on  these  assets  sufficiently
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we  consider  the development of a triadic value proposition and analyze how the discontinuous effects of a new-to-the-industry service  initiative  might  change  relationships  among  actors  in  the  business  triad."
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Trechos retirados de "Triadic Value Propositions" de Kowalkowski, Kindström, e Carlborg, publicado por Service Science 8(3), pp. 282–299, 2016.

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