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Digital Platforms for Restructuring the Public Sector

2018

Many technological innovations have led to the emergence of the platform economy in recent years. This development is changing the entire landscape of business in the era of digitalisation. However, the impacts of the platform economy on public services and government are not well known. In this article we study the potential for the digital platform economy to help restructure the public sector. Firstly, central features of the new platform technology are explored, pointing to an algorithmic revolution, big data and cloud computing. Platforms are used in coordinating market transactions in an extremely efficient way. In order to apply the platform-concept to the public sector, an experimen…

digitaaliset järjestelmätalustatalousrakennemuutosuudistaminenrestructuring the public sectordigital platformsMydatatekoälyjulkinen sektorijulkiset palvelut
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Plant hunting: exploring the behaviour of amateur botanists in the field

2021

We asked what are the behavioural and logistic preferences of professional and amateur botanists when exploring flora in the field. We extracted temporal and spatial data on vas- cular plant species occurrences from three datasets of Sicilian flora: a subset of iNaturalist, a dataset collected by a Facebook group focused on the flora of Sicily and a subset of the professional database European Vegetation Archive. We used the time span of individual contributor’s activity as a proxy of their commitment to collecting information about the flora of Sicily. Climate and landscape data were used to better characterize the spatial and temporal activity of data contributors. Finally, we assessed wh…

FloraEcologyBiodiversityParticipatory monitoringVegetationDigital platforms EVA Facebook iNaturalist Landscape analysis Sicilylanguage.human_languageDigital platforms EVA Facebook iNaturalist Landscape analysis SicilyGeographySettore BIO/03 - Botanica Ambientale E ApplicatalanguageEthnologySocial mediaSpatial analysisSicilianAmateurEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsNature and Landscape Conservation
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Effectuation Logic in Digital Business Model Transformation : Insights from Japanese High-Tech Innovators

2019

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to study how digital business models evolve when entrepreneurs move to new digital platforms and how this evolution is related to effectuation and causation logics. Design/methodology/approach This study applies a multiple case study approach to investigate how digital business models change in small, Japanese high-tech firms providing their innovations through different digital platforms. To investigate digital business models, this study considers the elements that comprise general business models. The case firms were selected based on size, products and transitions from physical to various digital platforms. Semi-structured interviews were conducted …

liiketoimintamallitEffectuationKnowledge managementComputer scienceStrategy and ManagementModel transformation02 engineering and technologydigital platformsBusiness modeldigital businesscausation020204 information systems0502 economics and business0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringRevenuebusiness modelsCausationeffectuationcomputer.programming_languagealustatalousbusiness.industrytransformation05 social sciencesDigital transformationHigh techverkkoliiketoimintaNew product developmentdigitaaliset alustatBusiness Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)businesscomputer050203 business & management
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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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Diritti di partecipazione politica e piattaforme digitali, alcune riflessioni

2022

Questo scritto affronta il tema dell’impatto dei social networks sui diritti di partecipazione politica, con riguardo al diritto all’informazione, al diritto di associarsi in partiti, al diritto di voto come esito di campagne elettorali digitali. Il mutamento della comunicazione politica e del dibattito pubblico refluisce sulla correttezza dei processi democratici; ciò pone l’esigenza della regolazione dei social networks quale spazio mediatico utilizzato dai soggetti politici (individui od organizzazioni) per influenzare la formazione dell’opinione pubblica e costruire il consenso a proprio favore, soprattutto nell’ambito delle campagne elettorali. L’articolo si sofferma, dunque, sui probl…

Political participation rights digital platforms social networsright to information right to freely establish political parties right to vote electoral campaignsSettore IUS/08 - Diritto Costituzionalepiattaforme digitali diritto all' informazione comunicazione politica dibattito pubblico digitale campagne elettorali
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Il lavoro etero-organizzato prima e dopo il caso Foodora Italia.

2019

l contributo ripropone la discussione sull’esegesi della fattispecie disciplinata dall’art. 1 comma 2 del d. lgs. n. 81 del 2015 (nel testo anteriore alla riforma del 2019) trattata dall’autore nei Colloqui Giuridici sul Lavoro del 2015 (a cura) di Antonio Vallebona per il Massimario di Giurisprudenza del Lavoro. Lo studio rigettava la tesi che il lavoro organizzato dal committente fosse la terza fattispecie e anzi con riferimento delle condizioni di applicazio­ne dimostrava la necessità di una lettura includente. La conclusione era che la nuova disciplina aveva natura antifraudolenta e determinava un allargamento (relativo) dell’area della subordi­nazione conseguente alla riduzione del cam…

This article republishes (after the Italian Supreme Court judgement n.166/2020 on the Foodora Italia case) the contribution to the exegesis of the case brought by art. 1 para­graph 2 of the d. lgs. n. 81 of 2015 (in the text before the 2019 reform) delivered by the author in the 2015's "Colloqui Giuridici sul Lavoro" (edited) by Antonio Vallebona for the "Massimario di Giurisprudenza del Lavoro". The study rejected the thesis that the job organ­ised by the client was an intermediate regulation between the employee and the self-employed ones. Indeed regarding the conditions for its application it showed the need for extensive reading. The conclusion was that the new discipline was (and is) an anti-fraudulent one. It led to a (relative) expansion of the area ofsubordination as a consequence of a reduction in the scope of coordinated self-employed work. A little more than four years after that article the Italian Supreme Court (with the judgement n.166/2020) on the Foodora Italia case addresses for the first time the issue of the hetero-organised work (by art. 1 paragraph 2 of the d. lgs. n. 81 of 2015). The Supreme Court fully adheres to the paper's thesis. So in terms of the "re­medial" function of the standardthe nature of the organisation's specific conditionand eventually reducing the legal frame for coordinated work. The fact that the procedural matter dealt with the riders was (then and now is) utterly irrelevant for the correct interpretation of such a new provision. Giving to riders of the employee status is not an effect of the peculiarit­ies of the work through digital platforms. It is a consequence of the remedial nature of such a case-law.
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Competition Logics during Digital Platform Evolution

2018

How are platforms built and how do they evolve? This is a salient question in digital ecosystems, where the competition has moved from traditional one-sided business logics to multi-sided platforms. In this paper, we explore how a digital platform evolves when the organization of the multilayered platform architecture, and related control points, is modified through competitive moves. We also examine how a firm may be able to manage the increased complexity of the platform. We show that when technical and strategic bottlenecks are solved, the platform owner can expand control to strategically important layers of the platform stack. The findings indicate that the complexity of the platform i…

Competition (economics)Design architecturebusiness.industryMultihomingComputer science0502 economics and business05 social sciences050211 marketingdigital platform evolutiondigital platformsTelecommunicationsbusiness050203 business & management
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The challenge for economics from the new 'digital' economy: sharing and collaborative economy through the 'platforms neocapitalism' of the 21st centu…

2021

The so-called collaborative or sharing economy constitutes a multifaceted concept of increasing relevance and evolving in definition that will constitute the focus of our study. This article is presented methodologically as a macro-synthesis of the main trends of the economy, from its local and global spheres, in the convergence that can be glimpsed from the new phenomenon that we are dealing with of neo-capitalism based essentially on digital platforms and media. Some have already advanced it as turbo-capitalism or capitalism 3.0, in increasing expansion from the analysis of massive data from digital platforms. The resulting greater efficiency of decentralization and heterogeneity can be e…

Sharing economysharing economy; digital platforms; collaborative economyBusinessDigital economyEconomic systemEconomia
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Concorrenza tra piattaforme di smistamento della domanda di taxi e concorrenza tra tassisti: l'applicazione del diritto antitrust al conflitto tra My…

2019

L’Autorità garante della concorrenza e del mercato ha avviato un’offensiva nei confronti delle cooperative di radiotaxi che adottano regole e comportamenti volti a dissuadere i propri soci dall’aderire alle nuove piattaforme digitali di smistamento delle chiamate. Ha così condannato le intese verticali tra cooperative di tassisti nei mercati di Roma e Milano e avviato procedimenti per abuso di posizione dominante e intese orizzontali in altri contesti territoriali. Lo scritto prende spunto dai procedimenti in questione, per svolgere osservazioni sul conflitto tra cooperative e Mytaxi e sulla tutela della concorrenza tra piattaforme e di quella tra tassisti, alla luce del diritto antitrust, …

anticompetitive agreementsSettore IUS/05 - Diritto Dell'Economiataxi servicesantitrust lawaccordi restrittividiritto della concorrenzaantitrust law – taxi services – digital platforms – anticompetitive agreementsdiritto della concorrenza; servizio taxi; piattaforme digitali; accordi restrittivi; antitrust law; taxi services; digital platforms; anticompetitive agreementsdigital platformsSettore IUS/04 - Diritto Commercialeservizio taxidiritto della concorrenza - servizio taxi - piattaforme digitali - accordi restrittivipiattaforme digitali
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Value Creation and Power Asymmetries in Digital Ecosystems : A Study of a Cloud Gaming Provider

2020

Digital platforms connecting users and service providers have a central role in determining the value creation structure of ecosystems. Platform developers try to achieve a dominant position for the platform with a strong ecosystem around it. The size and attractiveness of the services can attract new users, and growing user volume can bring new co-operative service providers to the service partner network. An interesting question is how the presence of power and potential power asymmetry affect the value creation capability and the structure of a network around a platform? This chapter describes an example of value creation and the influence of power asymmetry in a digital ecosystem built …

Structure (mathematical logic)AttractivenessService (business)alustatalousComputer sciencebusiness.industryCloud gamingarvonluontiVolume (computing)digital ecosystems512 Business and managementdigital platformsService providerpartner networksDigital ecosystempilvipalvelutPosition (finance)digitalisationTelecommunicationsbusinessdigitalisaatioverkkopelit
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