The package logic: A study on value creation and knowledge flows
(2012) In European Management Journal 30(6). p.535-551- Abstract
- The analysis of how value is created is often associated with the value chain, a framework that aligns resources and activities into deliveries. However, it is questionable whether the value chain logic is applicable to all firms. As a consequence, the value shop model has been suggested to meet the critique of the chain logic. This article addresses the topic of value creation logics and value configurations by challenging the value chain and the value shop perspectives. The aim is to identify a new value configuration, and define its associated value creation logic positioned between the chain and shop logics. By bringing in research on knowledge flows we identify a distinct new configuration and logic in order to provide a better... (More)
- The analysis of how value is created is often associated with the value chain, a framework that aligns resources and activities into deliveries. However, it is questionable whether the value chain logic is applicable to all firms. As a consequence, the value shop model has been suggested to meet the critique of the chain logic. This article addresses the topic of value creation logics and value configurations by challenging the value chain and the value shop perspectives. The aim is to identify a new value configuration, and define its associated value creation logic positioned between the chain and shop logics. By bringing in research on knowledge flows we identify a distinct new configuration and logic in order to provide a better understanding and a better basis for analyzing cost and value aspects of firms acting on industrial markets. (Less)
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- Johansson, Magnus LU and Jonsson, Anna LU
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- 2012
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- Contribution to journal
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- published
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- keywords
- knowledge flows, industrial organizations, value chain, value shop, value configurations, value creation, customization
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- European Management Journal
- volume
- 30
- issue
- 6
- pages
- 535 - 551
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- Elsevier
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- wos:000312176200006
- scopus:84869879094
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- 1873-5681
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- 10.1016/j.emj.2012.04.003
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- English
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