
- 230 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Recent advances in digital technologies have initiated a fundamental digitaltransformation of the mobility sector. This shift means that managers must understand newdigital business models such as carsharing, ridesharing, and crowd navigation. For research, the digital transformation of the mobility sector is an especially interesting phenomenon, as itis different from transformations in other sectors in the way that digital technologies must becombined with physical products. This thesis turns to the business model concept to increasethe understanding of the above described phenomenon by investigating three researchquestions: (1) Along which business model components do existing products and services inthe mobility sector differ? (2) What new types of digital business models have emerged in themobility sector? (3) How can firms use business model components and business modeltypes for business model innovation?
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Table of contents
- Abstract
- Table of Contents
- List of Figures
- L ist of Tables
- Acronyms
- A. Foundation
- 1. Introduction
- II. theoretical Background
- B. Studies
- 1. Components of Digital Business Models in the Mobility Sector
- II. Types of Digital Business Models in the Mobility Sector
- III. Application of Components and Types for Business Model Innovation
- II. Implications for Research and Practise
- III. limitations and Future Research Opportunities
- IV. Conclusion