Handbook on Digital Platforms and Business Ecosystems in Manufacturing

Edited by Sabine Baumann, Professor of Digital Business, Berlin School of Economics and Law, and Scientific Director, OFFIS Institute for Information Technology, Germany

‘Digitalisation is affecting the way organisations design, produce and deliver both products and services. This timely Handbook examines the phenomenon of Digital Business Ecosystems in the manufacturing world, examining how digitalization is transforming business models, supporting sustainability and circularity, as well as wider issues around designing and governing emerging digital ecosystems. Contributors working at the leading edge of digital business and manufacturing systems provide up to date studies with many contemporary examples, cases and applications throughout. It is highly recommended for those working in the digital transformation field.’

• Contents:1Introduction to the Handbook on Digital Platforms and BusinessEcosystems in Manufacturing1Sabine BaumannPART IBUSINESS MODEL TRANSFORMATIONS2Revolutionizing Manufacturing: How Digital Technologies and DigitalIndustrial Platforms Drive Business Model Transformation10Claudia Franzè and Danilo Pesce3Converging Challenges: Industrial Data Ecosystems and a VitalBusiness Model26Marc Brechtel and Dimitri Petrik4Ecosystem Emergence in the Manufacturing Sector: ExploringTransformation Processes of Product-Focused Firms42Joachim Stonig, Torsten Schmid and Günter Müller-Stewens5Social Exchange- versus Economic Exchange-Driven Processes: TheEmergence of Peer-to-Peer Start-Up Business Models in Denmark55Susanne Gretzinger, Birgit Leick and Anna Marie Dyhr Ulrich6It’s All Connected: IoT-Affordances and Connectivity-Based BusinessModel Innovation71Luke Treves, Mika Ruokonen and Paavo RitalaPART IIECOSYSTEM DESIGN AND GOVERNANCE7Fishing For Complements: Partnership Scouting Routines of Non-FocalB2B Firms in Emerging-Technology Digital Business Ecosystems88Christian Zabel, Jonathan Natzel and Daniel O’Brien8Designing Innovation Ecosystems with Functional Roles – The Case ofIndustrial, Intelligent Manufacturing106Julius Kirschbaum, Tim Posselt and Kathrin M. Möslein9Changing the Role of a Focal Firm: The Transition of a B2B SME toEcosystem Leadership in Manufacturing Industry126Lukas Budde, Leonardo Laglia, Thomas Friedli and Roman Hänggi10Establishing Platform-Based Ecosystems – How AutomotiveManufacturers Adapt Their Value Creation to a Digital End146Nicolas Böhm, Laura Marie-Luise Watkowski and Christoph Buck11Connecting the Ecosystem – Enabling Interaction betweenManufacturing Companies163Jonas Kallisch12Relevance of Technology and Focal Product for Collaboration –Exploring Additive Manufacturing Ecosystems176Dominik Morar, Simon Hiller and Dimitri Petrik13Enabling Digital Business Ecosystems: An Empirical Analysis of theImpact of Smart Manufacturing Technologies on Firms’ Financial Performance 192Francesco Arcidiacono, Alessandro Ancarani, Carmela Di Mauro and Florian SchuppPART III SUSTAINABILITY AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY14Profitable Sustainability: The Tribrid Business Model forEnvironmental, Social and Economic Value Creation in Digital Platforms204Susanne Royer, Sabine Baumann and Paweł Głodek15Design Thinking in the Circular Economy: Augmenting DigitalEcosystems and Platforms with Local Entrepreneurial Ecosystems220Philip T. Roundy16Evaluation of Sustainability of Smart-CircularProduct-Service-Ecosystems Using the Example of 3D Printing238Verena Luisa Aufderheide17The Role of Digital Platforms as Circularity Broker – An UpdatedSCOR Perspective on Circular Supply Chain Performance256Tom Pettau and Laura Montag18New Work in Manufacturing: Current and Future Implications to theParadigm Shift in Global Manufacturing Work277Seth Powless and Ashley ChurchPART IV INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS AND CASE STUDIES19Digital Business Ecosystems for Digital Spare Parts294Sabine Baumann and Marcel Leerhoff20Space Digital Platforms: Empirical Evidence from a Case Study310Daniele Binci, Andrea Appolloni and Wenjuan Cheng21Maintenance 4.0 – Applying IoT Technologies to Increase Uptime andEfficiency of Critical Infrastructures327Alexander Herzfeldt, Christoph Ertl and Sebastian Floerecke22A Digital Platform for Heterogeneous Fleet Management inManufacturing Intralogistics343Nitish Singh, Alp Akçay, Quang-Vinh Dang, Ivo Adan and E. A. Thijssen23Data-Driven Traffic Management on the Last Mile: UnderstandingManufacturing Industry in Smart City Ecosystems356Alisa Lorenz and Nils Madeja24Digital Transformation and the Role of Platforms in FosteringCo-Creation: The Case of the Open Italy Program by ELIS Consortium375Nicola Del Sarto, Alberto Di Minin, Giulio Ferrigno and Asia Mariuzzo25Digital Platforms in the Norwegian Food Industry: An EcosystemPerspective on the Nation’s Dairy and Beef Production389Victoria Slettli