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26 mai 2023
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GdL, « Controversies' Roots in Digital Business Models—The Case of Academic Publishing », Économie des conventions, ID : 10.58079/n4cq
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Simon Engert (2023) Conference paper Abstract. Digital business models (DBMs) are built on digital technologies with complexity-inducing characteristics. Thus, they form ever-more complex (eco)systems as they connect heterogeneous actors for value cocreation and blur the boundaries of organizations, markets, and industries. The co-existence of actors’ multiple logics in pluralistic settings has been associated with tensions and controversies. However, information systems (IS) research has...