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Business Models - DefinitionsDefinitionResearcheran architecture used for product, service and information flowsTimmers (1998)a blend of three value streams in business including business partners and buyer’s value stream, logistics steam and revenue streamMahadevan (2000)Competitive advantages are created for a firm through business model differencesAmit and Zott (2001)strategy, architecture and economics are decision variables for model designingMoris (2005)Business model represents logical and strategic value creationShafer (2005)A business is a textual, graphical or conceptual representation of the core financial,operational, and architectural arrangements of an organization.E-business model archetypesBusiness Model as activity system
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