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Business Ecosystem Configuration Pattern

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This chapter categorises the different configuration patterns of business ecosystems through the data gathered from exploratory and main cases. The outcome of this chapter focuses on the following objectives:

  • To identify business ecosystem configuration patterns by two dimensions reflected from two of the key representative constructive elements — Solution Platform Openness and Solution Diversity.

  • To picture the evolutionary path of each main case on nurturing business ecosystems with their selected patterns.

The configuration pattern study has been mentioned by a few papers, but has not been well explored and highlighted in previous studies (Shi & Gregory 1998; Zhang et al. 2007). There are two reasons to suggest that each business ecosystem has its own configuration pattern.

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Rong, K., Shi, Y. (2015). Business Ecosystem Configuration Pattern. In: Business Ecosystems. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137405920_10

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