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Business models dynamics for start-ups and innovating e-businesses

by: Mark de Reuver, Harry Bouwman, Ian MacInnes
International Journal of Electronic Business, Vol. 7, No. 3. (1 January 2009), pp. 269-286, doi:10.1504/ijeb.2009.02653  Key: citeulike:12124463

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As technology, market and regulation conditions change rapidly, e-business companies frequently have to reinvent their business models. This paper examines which external drivers are most decisive in changing business models during the phases of service development, roll-out and commercialisation. After a qualitative study, 45 longitudinal case descriptions were surveyed on the business model dynamics of start-up and established e-business companies. Technology and market forces turned out to be more decisive, while regulation plays only a minor role. While external drivers are moderately important over time for established companies, their impact on start-up business models is largest during service development and it fades over time.


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