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Extending the international new venture phenomenon to digital platform providers : A longitudinal case study

2018

People increasingly interact with services enabled by digital platforms. This has been a consequence of the digitalization of artifacts, which has transmuted traditional businesses into digital forms. With the increasing digitalization and modularization of services, digital platforms have given many digital service providers possibilities to scale globally, and to rapidly transcend national borders by serving multi-sided markets. However, we still know very little about how digital platform providers actually internationalize their services, or how they make their platforms available for global markets. In this paper, we contribute to the increasing literature on digital-based INVs, examin…

Knowledge managementmulti-sided marketsProcess (engineering)verkostoituminendigital platformsdigitalizationMulti-sided marketsLongitudinal case studynetwork relationshipsINV theoryPhenomenon0502 economics and businessbottlenecksBusiness and International ManagementdigitalisaatiokansainvälistyminenMarketingResource dependency theoryta113Resource dependence theoryBottlenecksScope (project management)longitudinal case studybusiness.industry05 social sciencesService providerresource dependency theoryyrityksetInternationalizationScale (social sciences)Modular programmingdigitaaliset alustat050211 marketingBusinesspienet ja keskisuuret yritykset050203 business & managementFinanceJournal of World Business
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The Attributive/Referential Distinction, Pragmatics, Modularity of Mind and Modularization

2011

In this paper I deal with the attributive/referential distinction. After reviewing the literature on the issue, I adopt Jaszczolt's view based on default semantics. I relate her view to Sperber and Wilson's Principle of Relevance. I argue in favour of the modularity hypothesis in connection with pragmatic interpretations. I also discuss the issue of modularization a la Karmiloff-Smith in connection with default inferences and, in particular, referential readings of NPs. I reply to some considerations by Cummings and use data from referential/attributive uses of NPs to show that the modularity hypothesis is defensible.

Linguistics and LanguageComputer scienceKeywords: PragmaticsModularity (biology)PragmaticsPhilosophy of LanguageAttributiveSemanticsLanguage and LinguisticsLinguisticsPhilosophy of languageKeywords: Pragmatics; Modularity of Mind; Philosophy of Language; Attributive/ ReferentialModularity of mindModular programmingRelevance (law)Modularity of MindAttributive/ ReferentialAustralian Journal of Linguistics
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Generating App Product Lines in a Model-Driven Cross-Platform Development Approach

2016

Within software product lines (SPL) similar software products are created based on common features. We applied this versatile approach to cross-platform app development by extending the domain-specific language (DSL) of an established model-driven development framework. The goal was to support the formulation of coherent building blocks of business use cases, referred to as workflow elements. While the former implementation already abstracted from technical details and provided the possibility to reuse low level features, it now enables to build business apps by combining coherent, self-contained workflow elements. Providing this support on the language level facilitates reusable component-…

business.industryComputer scienceSoftware development020207 software engineering02 engineering and technologyReuseWorkflowSoftware020204 information systemsComponent (UML)Modular programmingCross-platform0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringUse caseSoftware engineeringbusiness2016 49th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS)
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