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Service Innovation in Business Ecosystem : The Roles of Shared Goals, Coopetition, and Interfirm Power

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A business ecosystem consists of a hub-firm (ecosystem leader) and a community of actor-firms. Building on the extended resource-based view and business ecosystem literature, this article explains the factors contributing to an actor-firm’s service innovation. To test our framework, we...

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