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This chapter focuses on how the Internet of Value can address e-commerce business models in the areas of loyalty, direct to consumer, servitisation, sustainability, data and self-sovereign identity. All these areas have a direct impact on the evolving role of e-commerce business models and how these will affect consumer markets.
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Bambridge, P., Wyper, C. (2022). The Internet of Value in Consumer Markets. In: Vadgama, N., Xu, J., Tasca, P. (eds) Enabling the Internet of Value. Future of Business and Finance. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-78184-2_10
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