International Journal of Electronic Commerce · 2003 · 67 citations · 19 references
Mobile BusinessMobile InteractionBusiness IntelligenceTechnological PluralismBusiness CaseEntrepreneurshipSocial ChangeBusiness AnalyticsMobile MarketingManagementDiffusion Of InnovationTechnology TransferE-business ModelDesignPrevailing DefinitionsStrategyMobile ComputingStrategic ManagementMobile CommerceGlobalizationScenario-planning ProjectTechnological ChangeCultureSocial AssimilationBusiness HistoryBusinessBusiness StrategySocial InnovationTechnologyMarketing Strategy
The prevailing definitions of mobile business do not effectively capture the observed phenomena. They are also restrictive in terms of the research questions and implications that can be drawn from them. This paper asks how mobile business should be defined if we are to develop scientific theories that transcend the rapidly changing practice. Next, it describes a research program that would be appropriate given the proposed definition, offering a scenario-planning project as an example. Finally, it introduces the papers in this special issue, illustrating the relevance of the proposed approach.
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The Social Life of Information
Brown Seely, John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid · Work Study · 2000 · 2.7K citations
Computational Social Science, Social Media, Information Behavior +7
Scenarios: The art of strategic conversation
Lutz E. Schlange · Futures · 1997 · 2K citations
Negotiation, Strategic Conversation, Situational Reasoning +13