The ecosystem economy : how to lead in the new age of sectors without borders / Venkat Atluri and Miklós Dietz.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Atluri, Venkat, author.

Dietz, Miklós, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Strategic planning.

Strategic alliances (Business).

Leadership.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (237 pages)

Place of Publication:

Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., [2022]

Summary:

The Ecosystem Mindset takes a hard look at the emerging Ecosystem Economy, and what it means for companies once siloed by sector. It explores how and why we got here, beginning with the foundations of the sector-centered economy and bringing us up to today--the earliest chapter in the ecosystem economy's history. Readers will see that the truly successful companies are not the ones that have brought old-school best practices to bear on the new economy, but the companies that have thrown out those best practices altogether--the companies that have adopted entirely new mindsets and strategies for this entirely new game. The authors then explain why adopting a new playbook is so important. They show that ecosystems players stand to partake in more than $60 trillion of new value, and they will also show that this new economy ecosystem is here to stay. In fact, they explore how the ecosystem economy might continue to evolve, dissolving traditional industry barriers once and for all and giving way to an entirely new playing field where sector-system strategies will become entirely untenable. Finally, they introduce an ecosystem playbook--the philosophies and strategies that enterprises will need to adopt in order to survive and thrive in this future. As the barriers between industries come down, we are all going to need to reshape our thinking about competition, partnership, value, and process. This book engages the reader to consider a new playbook for doing business in a world of digital ecosystems -- Provided by publisher.

Contents:

Cover

Title Page

Copyright Page

Contents

Introduction: The Age of Ecosystems

Part One

Chapter 1 Sparks of Magic: The Road from Sectors to Earliest Ecosystems

The Rise of Conglomerates

Disney's Hybrid Model

Conglomerates Elsewhere

The Evolution of Conglomerates in the West

Chapter 2 The Walls Come Tumbling Down: The Dawn of an Ecosystem Economy

The Four Hurdles

The Great Acceleration of Technological Progress

Consumer Behavior Evolution

Ecosystem 1.0

Ecosystems Elsewhere

Ecosystems in the US

Looking Back

Chapter 3 The Exhilarating Path Ahead: How the Uncertain Future Will Shape the Evolution of Ecosystems

Ecosystem Growth Will Continue

Emerging Ecosystems

Geopolitics

Major Regulatory Changes

Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG)

Artificial Intelligence Breakthrough

The Metaverse

Web 3.0

DeFi

Extreme Cyber Events

Acceleration of Space-Based Commerce

Biotechnology

Nanotechnology

Part Two

Chapter 4 Going Where the Puck Will Be: Choosing Where to Play in the New Ecosystem Economy

Example 1: Mobility as a Service

Example 2: Comfort and Security as a Service

Example 3: Integrated Small Business Services

Chapter 5 It Takes a Village: Finding Your Place in the Ecosystem, Choosing Your Role, and Picking the Right Collaborators

Orchestrators and Participants

Shades of Gray: A Spectrum of Ecosystem Roles

Ecosystem Necessities Analysis

Build, Acquire, or Partner?

Build, Acquire, or Partner Grid

Picking the Right Collaborators

Partnership Matrix

Example 1: Home

Example 2: Payment Fintech

Example 3: Health

Chapter 6 Survival of the Fittest-Changing fromthe Inside Out: How to Make the Leap

Organizational and Operating Model

Talent

Performance Management

Underlying Culture

Supporting Infrastructure.

Conclusion: Conclusion: Ten Time-Tested Principles for the Emerging Ecosystem Economy Finding Prosperity in a World of Sectors Without Borders

Acknowledgments

List of Illustrations

Notes

About the Authors

Index

EULA.

Notes:

Description based on print version record.

Other Format:

Print version: Atluri, Venkat The Ecosystem Economy

ISBN:

9781119984801

1119984807

9781119984795

1119984793

OCLC:

1344005456