• No results found

Value Network Transformation: Digital Service Innovation in the Vehicle Industry

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2022

Share "Value Network Transformation: Digital Service Innovation in the Vehicle Industry"

Copied!
2
0
0

Loading.... (view fulltext now)

Full text

(1)

Gothenburg Studies in Informatics, Report 51, January 2016 ISSN 1400-741X (print), ISSN 1651-8225 (online), ISBN 978-91-982069-6-8

http://hdl.handle.net/2077/41221

Value Network Transformation:

Digital Service Innovation in the Vehicle Industry

Asif Akram

School of Information Technology Halmstad University

asif.akram@hh.se

Department of Applied Information Technology

DOCTORAL DISSERTATION

To be publicly defended on 28th January 2016 at 1.00 PM Halmstad University, Building Visionen, Hall Halda

Kristian IV:s Väg 3, Halmstad

(2)

Abstract

Title: Value Network Transformation: Digitial Service Innovation in the Vehicle Industry Author: Asif Akram

Language: English

Keywords: digital service innovation, value network, value creation, digitized products, digital services

ISBN 978-91-982069-6-8

http://hdl.handle.net/2077/41221

Advancement in digital technology is rapidly changing the contemporary landscape of business and associated networks for manufacturing firms. Many traditional physical products are now being embedded with digital components, providing them digital capability to become digitized products. The digitization of physical products has become an important driver for digital service innovation within manufacturing industries. Such digital service innovation transforms value networks of manufacturing firms in various industries. While digitization of products and digital service innovation can be observed in many manufacturing industries, this thesis focuses on the transformation of value networks within the vehicle industry.

This thesis is a collection of papers and a cover paper. The thesis reports from a project in the vehicle industry. The project explored new digital services for vehicles based on remote diagnostics technology. The exploration and conceptualization of digital services is investigated in a collaborative manner with participants from the vehicle industry. The results reflect that there is a paradigm shift for manufacturing firms digitizing their products, and stretching the business scope from product to solution oriented business.

This thesis contributes to the existing literature on digital innovation with insights on the transformation of value networks in the vehicle industry. The research question addressed in this thesis is: How are value networks of manufacturing firms transformed by digital service innovation? To answer this, this thesis conceptualizes how the value creating pattern of digitized products transforms value networks of manufacturing firms. A model is presented that reflects how the symbiotic value relationship between the digitized product and digital services transforms the roles, relationships and exchanges in the value networks of manufacturing firms.

The model can serve as an analytical tool to further advance the knowledge on business aspects in digital innovation. This thesis contributes to practice by providing an understanding of how manufacturing firms can leverage value of digitized products and digital services in value networks.

References

Related documents

The theory clearly states that digital transformation is an ongoing journey of strategic change (Rogers, 2016; Warner and Wäger, 2019b), and once more dynamic

SOURCE: BUSINESS INSIDER, “RANKED: THESE WILL BE THE 32 MOST POWERFUL ECONOMIES IN THE WORLD BY 2050”.

Clearly, the newspaper industry is in the midst of disruptive change. The development towards UME is pushing value networks of newspapers towards divergent

Recently, the emergence of yet another digital innovation is specifically interesting when studying changes to value networks of the newspaper industry: the e-paper. This

based market communication’, discusses how the evolving Internet-based market communication industry in Oslo may be perceived as an industry mutation across advertising and ICT.

3.2 Lattice relaxation in magnetic materials in the high temperature paramagnetic phase 39 Table 3.1: Vacancy and C interstitial formation energy for FM and PM bcc Fe.. PM bcc Fe

S TRUCTURAL TENSIONS EXPERIENCED BY GRAPHIC INDUSTRY ACTORS Structural tensions is in the IIM (Figure 10-2) defined as the connection be- tween existing lacks of profitability on

vara duktig skulle kunna kopplas till deras andra fynd att tjejerna inte vill förstöra för de som är ambitiösa och vill träna mycket och att tjejer som känner sig dåliga