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Publisher: David Nordfors, VINNOVA

HOW E-BUSINESS IS CHANGING CLUSTER AND CLUSTERING

Facilitator:  

Trish Brimblecombe, Computing Whitireia Community Polytechnic, New Zealand

 

Introduction:  

Holger Schiele, h&z Unternehmensberatung, Germany

 

Documentation:

Petter Jönsson, Linköping University

 

Abstract/Key issues: In his presentation Holger Schiele will develop two theses. Thesis I: E-business - whose backbone is not the internet but business applications such as e-procurement and e-engineering – does not essentially affect the central causes of cluster formation. Thesis II: E-sourcing-based global trading webs would accelerate the process of clustering. On top, the electronic paradox indicates that the more important IT gets in business, the more the locus of competitive advantage shifts into the remaining non-digital part of the value chain. Thus, cluster based companies can profit most from e-business and should promote it.

 

 

 

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