Roger Clarke's Open Business Models - 0 views
-
A much broader interpretation is that a business model is the architecture of products, services, actors and information flows as perceived by a particular business enterprise (Timmers 1998). The term 'business architecture' might be more descriptive of Timmers' concept.
-
A useful interpretation of the term 'business model' is therefore that it is the answer to the question 'Who pays what, to whom, and why?' (Clarke 1997, 1999a).
-
What for? goods and/or services value-add to goods and/or services complementary goods and/or services expertise in applying the goods and/or services assurance of quality and security
-
Quote: (with addition of the link, that isn't preserved by Diigo anymore) A much broader interpretation is that a business model is the architecture of products, services, actors and information flows as perceived by a particular business enterprise (Timmers 1998 http://www.electronicmarkets.org/modules/pub/view.php/electronicmarkets-183 ). The term 'business architecture' might be more descriptive of Timmers' concept. Such a broader model might be more compatible with ExtremeOpenBusiness (XOB). -
Such a broader model might be more compatible with ExtremeOpenBusiness (XOB). We have to recherche this.
