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Synopsis: Entrepreneurship: Economics: Commodity:


2012 Flanders DC Open Innovation in SMEs.pdf

14 2. 1. Business model innovation in SMES to sidestep the commodity trap...14 2. 2. The role of the initial business concept or vision...

we examine the different drivers that enable SMES to accomplish these major business model changes. 2. 1. Business model innovation in SMES to sidestep the commodity trap Many SMES face severe commoditization pressure in their markets.

SMES that successfully sidestepped the commodity trap have changed their existing business model successfully to deliver more value for the customer at a profit.

Curana is a great example that illustrates how commodities such as mudguards and other bike accessories can be used to transform bicycle riding for the end consumers into an engaging experience.

and how this move allows them to sidestep the commodity trap. We narrowed our attention in this chapter to the role of the business concept

because avoiding the commodity trap and price competition are their main concerns. Once Curana was recognized as an ODM,

Other companies make money using open innovation to move from commodity products to highly differentiated products.

and Quilts of Denmark successfully sidestepped the commodity trap and now capture more value by focusing on how they can offer highly differentiated products and unique experiences to the consumer.

Moving away from commodity-like products and offer highly differentiated products (or experiences) that combine the expertise of several partners,


2014-innovation-competitiveness-approach-deficit-reduction.pdf

as commodity prices are enough to encourage future investment in the development of oil and gas.


2014_global_rd_funding_forecast.pdf

as both material substitution and global competition, in what are often commodity products, requires firms to drive production costs to the lowest level possible.


2015 Ireland Action Plan for Jobs.pdf

and EU level with the banks to respond to price volatility in the dairy and other commodity sectors.


A Comparison of Smart Grid Technologies_ 2012.pdf

B. Energy Storage Electricity is a highly perishable commodity that must be consumed within a very short span of production


A GUIDE TO ECO-INNOVATION FOR SMEs AND BUSINESS COACHES.pdf

and make business more resilient in the face of market trends, notably fluctuating commodity prices.

The business case for material efficiency has increased with rising commodity prices. Complying with regulations Many companies eco-innovate their processes

and energy productivity and by material substitution Build resilience to changes in commodity prices and resource supply Increase your turnover

The price volatility for commodities, notably metals, food and non-food agricultural items, was higher in the 2000s than in any decade of the 20th century6.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Risks Report 2012 ranked extreme volatility of commodity prices as the fifth most important risk in terms of potentially negative impacts7.

management include coping with the rising volatility of commodity prices, dealing with uncertain supply of materials,


Case study analysis report of online collaboration and networing tools for Social Innovation.pdf

where knowledge isn't a commodity that's delivered from teacher to student but something that emerges from the students'own curiosity-fueled exploration (Davis 2013).


DB15-Full-Report.pdf

and to be disclosed in detail to the Securities and Commodities Authority. The resolution also establishes director liability for any damage resulting from prejudicial related-party transactions


Digital Opportunities_ Innovative ICT solutions for youth employment.pdf

and knowledge are key commodities. The chapter presents evidence from a range of programmes and activities aimed at exploring new opportunities for learning that capitalize on the characteristics of the knowledge society


DIGITAL SOCIAL INNOVATION Creating-shared-value.pdf

The foundation carefully focuses on commodities where climate and soil conditions give a particular region a true competitive advantage.


DIGITAL SOCIAL INNOVATION The-Open-Book-of-Social-Innovationg.pdf

which are very different from economies based on the production and consumption of commodities. Its key features include:

for example Cordaid's investment and development packages for commodity development projects, or the UK's Department for International Development (DFID) Frich grant programme for UK market development for African supply chains. 413) Inverse tapering:


Digital-Age transportation_ the future of mobility.pdf

or two people Shift in customer demand toward commodity products Eroding margins Undercut business models depending on premium autos and large margin options Reduced entry barriers


eco-innovate-sme-guide.pdf

and make business more resilient in the face of market trends, notably fluctuating commodity prices.

The business case for material efficiency has increased with rising commodity prices. Complying with regulations Many companies eco-innovate their processes

and energy productivity and by material substitution Build resilience to changes in commodity prices and resource supply Increase your turnover

The price volatility for commodities, notably metals, food and non-food agricultural items, was higher in the 2000s than in any decade of the 20th century6.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Risks Report 2012 ranked extreme volatility of commodity prices as the fifth most important risk in terms of potentially negative impacts7.

management include coping with the rising volatility of commodity prices, dealing with uncertain supply of materials,


Entrepreneurship, SMEs and Local Development in Andalusia.pdf

frequently treat knowledge itself as a universally available commodity, virtually as a free public good,

commodity chains ad actors. The region‘s history and tradition at the forefront of medical sciences

Scottish-based firms are plugged very well into the commodity chains of the main European and United states pharmaceutical multinationals.


European Competitiveness in Key Enabling Technology_2010.pdf

Advanced materials as well as dvanced manufacturing technologies can virtually be employed for producing any kind of commodity. As a consequence, market potentials strongly depend on the underlying definition of a KET and

it has become standard industry logic that semiconductors are considered basically as commodity goods with rather low profit margins.

despite their hightechnology content, almost reached commodity status which further requires that technical solutions to present physical limits be cost-efficient without raising high investment needs for the manufacturers.

-90 Specialty USDA (2008) 5 87-110 300-340 Commodity USDA (2008) 0. 9 5-11 50-86 Base chemicals

Information and knowledge are becoming our most valuable commodities unlimited access to which is becoming arguably the most significant driver of productivity and competitiveness.


forfas-Regional-Competitiveness-Agendas-Southeast%20vol%20II.pdf

Commodity prices are low for agricultural goods with strong competition arising from low cost production locations.

SOUTHEAST 13 development of niche areas within bioenergy, waste management, bioenvironmental monitoring and high value commodity products from biomass,


Forfas_South_East_Action_Plan_Publication.pdf

which is focused on the development of niche areas within bioenergy, waste management, bioenvironmental monitoring and high value commodity products from biomass,


GCR_CountryHighlights_2012-13.pdf

transport infrastructure continues to suffer bottlenecks owing to the boom in commodity exports. Following improvements in last year's Report, Malaysia maintains its score

Strong external demand for local commodities, especially from China and other Asian economies, coupled with good macroeconomic management have allowed the countries in the region to put their short-and medium-term growth outlooks on a glide path

reducing the country's vulnerability to commodity price fluctuations will require diversification into other sectors of the economy


H2020_societal_challenges.pdf

The EU-funded project AQUAFIT4USE is developing innovative ways to help the most water-intensive industries reduce their demand on this most precious commodity.


hungary_2013.pdf

However, Hungary's best rankings within the EU are for the contribution of high tech and medium tech commodities to the trade balance, sales of new to market and new to fi rm innovations as a percentage of turnover,


ICT and e-Business Impact in the Transport and Logistics Services Industry.pdf

Hardware infrastructure, in contrast, is already a commodity that does not offer companies any potential to create a competitive advantage. 4. 3 ICT,


industry_innovation_competitiveness_agenda.pdf

Commodity prices have fallen from their peak in 2011; the deterioration of Government finances since 2008 has made Australia a borrower rather than a lender;

since the commodity price peak in 2011, and further reductions are expected (ABS, 2014b). Australia's public finances have deteriorated markedly since the global financial crisis,

In the decade to 2012-13, non-rural commodity prices rose around 120 per cent,

Bulk ports are crucial for handling the importation and distribution of petroleum, cement materials and bauxite-based commodities between mining areas, refineries and smelters (BITRE, 2013a.

) Index of Commodity Prices. Reserve bank of Australia. Sydney: RBA. RBA. 2014b). ) Interest rates and Yields: Money market, Monthly, Daily, Table F1. 1. Reserve bank of Australia.


INNOVATION AND SMEs PRODUCTS AND SERVICES.pdf

Penetration of Services 18 3. 5 Mini-Cases The first mini-case illustrates how a supplier of a commodity product changed its business model to provide a complete service thereby satisfying previously unmet, indeed unvoiced, needs of its existing customers.

The fifth mini-case provides an interesting and illustrative example of a company supplying commodity chemicals yet providing greater value to customers, and partners.


INNOVATION AND SMEs SWEDEN.pdf

and inability for any one buyer or seller to influence the price of any given commodity.


Innovation driven growth in Regions The role of Smart specialisation.pdf

) Agricultural Commodities. Available at: www. abs. gov. au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/7121.0 21 GRDC (2011) National Grains RD&E Strategy.

Available at www. ruralrdc. com. au/WMS/Upload/Resources/Innovation%20review%20submission%20final%20300408. pdf. 23 Australian Bureau of Statistics (2012) Agricultural Commodities.

www. abs. gov. au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/7121.0 24 Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (2012) Agricultural Commodities.


Innovation_in_SMEs._The_case_of_home_accessories_in_Yogyakarta__Indonesia_2013.pdf

International trade and industrial upgrading in the apparel commodity chain. Journal of International Economics 48 (1)(-06-01): 37-70.


JRC81448.pdf

Characterized as a high volume production commodity market, production has moved mainly to Asia, especially Japan, Korea and Taiwan.

bonds, or other financial instruments, property, often from traded commodities, especially oil. Most SWFS use foreign exchange assets, 18 usually for investing in large infrastructure ventures or to take equity in major, stable corporations.

created in 1953 from oil revenue commodities. 18 Sovereign Wealth Funds: Generally Accepted Principles and Practices (the Santiago Principles), International Working group of Sovereign Wealth Funds, October 2008, http://www. swfinstitute. org/what-is-a-swf/19 SWFS had poor

via its RUSNANO arm, has invested some $700 million to produce a second production line for plastic transistor film in Russia (see Appendix 1). As more developing countries seek to move from being commodity sources


JRC95227_Mapping_Smart_Specialisation_Priorities.pdf

or improved service processes New or improved service products (commodities or public services) Social innovation New organisational models and social relations that meet social needs New products or services


MIS2014_without_Annex_4.pdf

through mobile data Migration monitoring Text analysis economic downturn prediction Text analysis commodity fluctuation prediction Assessment of mobility restrictions Disease containment targeting Migratory p


Open Innovation 2.0 Yearbook 2015.pdf

because it has become a commodity. Take for example all those programming classes at primary schools all over Europe.


Open Innovation 2.0.pdf

and its banking industry was ranked 4th (out of 133 countries) in terms of soundness (3). Exports account for more than one-fourth of its GDP, with commodities making up about three-quarters of its total exports.

The data begin to be seen as a commodity very capable of generating wealth and under the new‘Big data'phenomenon lays an opportunity to create value

In the early 1990s, Brazilian commodity export-oriented states like Rio grande do suffered Sul not only from the negative impact of the overvalued national currency


Open innovation in SMEs - Prof. Wim Vanhaverbeke.pdf

14 2. 1. Business model innovation in SMES to sidestep the commodity trap...14 2. 2. The role of the initial business concept or vision...

we examine the different drivers that enable SMES to accomplish these major business model changes. 2. 1. Business model innovation in SMES to sidestep the commodity trap Many SMES face severe commoditization pressure in their markets.

SMES that successfully sidestepped the commodity trap have changed their existing business model successfully to deliver more value for the customer at a profit.

Curana is a great example that illustrates how commodities such as mudguards and other bike accessories can be used to transform bicycle riding for the end consumers into an engaging experience.

and how this move allows them to sidestep the commodity trap. We narrowed our attention in this chapter to the role of the business concept

because avoiding the commodity trap and price competition are their main concerns. Once Curana was recognized as an ODM,

Other companies make money using open innovation to move from commodity products to highly differentiated products.

and Quilts of Denmark successfully sidestepped the commodity trap and now capture more value by focusing on how they can offer highly differentiated products and unique experiences to the consumer.

Moving away from commodity-like products and offer highly differentiated products (or experiences) that combine the expertise of several partners,


Open-innovation-in-SMEs.pdf

14 2. 1. Business model innovation in SMES to sidestep the commodity trap...14 2. 2. The role of the initial business concept or vision...

we examine the different drivers that enable SMES to accomplish these major business model changes. 2. 1. Business model innovation in SMES to sidestep the commodity trap Many SMES face severe commoditization pressure in their markets.

SMES that successfully sidestepped the commodity trap have changed their existing business model successfully to deliver more value for the customer at a profit.

Curana is a great example that illustrates how commodities such as mudguards and other bike accessories can be used to transform bicycle riding for the end consumers into an engaging experience.

and how this move allows them to sidestep the commodity trap. We narrowed our attention in this chapter to the role of the business concept

because avoiding the commodity trap and price competition are their main concerns. Once Curana was recognized as an ODM,

Other companies make money using open innovation to move from commodity products to highly differentiated products.

and Quilts of Denmark successfully sidestepped the commodity trap and now capture more value by focusing on how they can offer highly differentiated products and unique experiences to the consumer.

Moving away from commodity-like products and offer highly differentiated products (or experiences) that combine the expertise of several partners,


Romania Western Regiona Competitiveness Enhancement and Smart Specialization - Report.pdf

Given that textiles industry is structured typically as a buyer driven commodity chain, the need to upgrading for West Romanian firms in the sector will not be fulfilled easily as it requires following very well established patterns. export in the region.


Standford_ Understanding Digital TechnologyG��s Evolution_2000.pdf

and services is able to cope with the shift towards integrating such commodities with the services of information.

The introduction of new commodities again raises the problem of comparability in forming the price deflators for an industry

commodity-producing sections, but the impact of the economy's structural drift towards unmeasurability is not big enough to account for the appearance of a productivity slowdown between the preand post-1969 periods.

The problem arises from the practice of waiting the chain in new products until they have acquired a substantial share of the market for the class of commodities for

The difficulties created for price index statisticians by the turnover of the commodity basket due to the introduction of new goods (before the old staples disappear) are quite ubiquitous across industries

the higher rate of appearance of new goods in the basket of commodities available to consumers--is one that also can be linked to the effects of the emerging information revolution.


The future internet.pdf

cloud services for more sensitive markets (such as Microsoft Health Vault) use SSL encryption by Default on the other hand commodity public cloud services such as the Amazon EC2 are still growing

Another source of failure stems from the fact that large-scale computing clouds are built often using low-cost commodity hardware that fails (relatively) often.

The current Internet has become an ubiquitous commodity to provide communication services to the ultimate consumers:


the_open_book_of_social_innovationNESTA.pdf

which are very different from economies based on the production and consumption of commodities. Its key features include:

for example Cordaid's investment and development packages for commodity development projects, or the UK's Department for International Development (DFID) Frich grant programme for UK market development for African supply chains. 413) Inverse tapering:


Vincenzo Morabito (auth.)-Trends and Challenges in Digital Business Innovation-Springer International Publishing (2014) (1).pdf

Adapted from 5 Fig. 2. 1 The three layers of cloud computing. Adapted from 4 2. 1 Introduction 25 commodity servers.


WEF_GAC_CompetitivenessOfCities_Report_2014.pdf

the global city high-end services (niche financial services such as wealth management and offshore finance, other business services, casinos and integrated resorts, commodities trading, education


WEF_GlobalCompetitivenessReport_2014-15.pdf

their performance may be affected by a changing environment characterized by greater difficulty accessing capital as well as lower prices for the commodities that fueled past growth a trend that is also likely to affect many developing economies.

and sell basic products or commodities, with their low productivity reflected in low wages. Maintaining competitiveness at this stage of development hinges primarily on well-functioning public and private institutions (pillar 1), a well-developed infrastructure (pillar 2), a stable macroeconomic environment (pillar 3),

a fall in exports and commodity prices, and tighter access to finance that, to a large extent, fueled growth in recent years.

with a drop in the international price of commodities and potential outflows of capital that had come into the country from some advanced economies during the height of the financial crisis.

High commodity prices and better access to financing thanks to the inflow of capital, often from advanced economies, go a long way toward explaining these positive developments in recent years.

commodity prices, with the exception of oil prices, have stagnated or started to fall. At the same time, the outflow of capital and the phasing out of accommodating monetary policy in the United states have created further instability

One of Argentina's major concerns is to build its economic resilience in a rapidly changing global economic context characterized by lower commodity prices that can drastically affect The argentine economy.

for example when businesses must face higher prices for commodities used as inputs of production. And third,

because this scarcity may have in some cases is already having an impact on crops and therefore on the supply of raw materials and cost of commodities.

For example, the BEI is supporting the CGF by providing models to finance sustainable commodity supply chains.

Commodity Prices and Inclusive Growth in Low-Income Countries. WASHINGTON DC: International monetary fund. 147 60. ILO (International labour organization.


WEF_GlobalInformationTechnology_Report_2014.pdf

among them are the development of stronger domestic markets, an increase in the price of commodities,


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