Platforms, Markets and InnovationIn her pioneering book Platform Leadership (with Michael Cusumano), Gawer gave us the strategy of building coalitions of customers, suppliers, and complementors. Now, she brings together a number of the leading researchers in the area of platform strategy |
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Contents
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The architecture of platforms a unified view | 19 |
Platform dynamics and strategies from products to services | 45 |
The role of services in platform markets | 77 |
How catalysts ignite the economics of platformbased startups | 99 |
Opening platforms how when and why? | 131 |
Platform rules multisided platforms as regulators | 163 |
Protecting or diffusing a technology platform tradeoffs in appropriability network externalities and architectural control | 192 |
Open platform development and the commercial Internet | 219 |
Outsourcing of tasks and outsourcing of assets evidence from automotive supplier parks in Brazil | 251 |
Platforms for the design of platforms collaborating in the unknown | 273 |
Design rules for platform leaders | 306 |
Detecting errors early management of problem solving in product platform projects | 322 |
The effect of technological platforms on the international division of labor a case study of Intels platform business in the PC industry | 345 |
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