The term “business ecosystem” has firmly established itself in the dictionary of management buzzwords. Many managers, fearful of missing out on this trend, feel compelled to come up with their own business ecosystems—or at least to become part of some large emerging ecosystems. But they struggle with the broad scope of the concept, unclear definitions, and the lack of practical advice. This article should help.
Content: Article
Authors: Martin Reeves, Maximilian Schüssler, Ulrich Pidun
Source: Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
Subject: Strategy
Authors: Martin Reeves, Maximilian Schüssler, Ulrich Pidun
Source: Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
Subject: Strategy
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