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What is Cocreation

Handbook of Research on Business Model Innovation Through Disruption and Digitalization
Collaboration between the seller and a customer to create a solution, with a focus on value for the business and the customer.
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The Influence of IT Governance Mechanisms and Value-Based Selling in an IT Supplier-SME Collaboration
Asger Moesgaard Bruvik (UCL University College, Denmark) and Tove Zöga Larsen (UCL University College, Denmark)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-4895-3.ch018
Abstract
To be competitive, small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) need information technology (IT) to enhance and support their business models. IT governance (ITG) is common in large enterprises but is poorly suited to SMEs. To provide benefits to SMEs, it is therefore essential for IT suppliers to recommend appropriate ITG mechanisms and collaborate with their SME customers. Through the structured use of ITG mechanisms and value-based selling, IT suppliers can develop suitable products and strengthen both the customers' and their own businesses. In this study, the authors used qualitative interviews to explore how IT suppliers perceive the issues their SME customers face regarding their IT and business strategies and how they handle those issues. The findings highlight the challenges that SME customers must deal with when making IT strategic decisions and investments.
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An Outlook on the Facilitators' Perspectives of a Cocreation Project at a Higher Education Institution
Cocreation methodology emerges as an alternative to more traditional solutions, that focus on science-based projects, and consist on the collaborative process of creating value together by companies, consumers, external experts and other stakeholders, like individuals, organizations and academia members. Cocreation processes bring companies closer to academia, within a collaborative creation of knowledge and innovative solutions to real economic and social problems and challenges.
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