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Mobile Governance in Complex Value-Creation Networks: A User Centric Approach

Published: 08 Oct 2015 Issue:Volume 02 Issue 1 Aug 2015 Author details below

MATTHIAS SCHMUCK

University of Applied Sciences BiTS, Iserlohn

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The management of digital platforms like mobile services and data or information flows are an essential part of modern information governance. In this theoretical article the relationship between mobile governance, value networks and data portability is discussed, focusing on the effects, management of information has on the overall value capture. The current approaches within the information governance literature are, in the majority of cases solely information technology (IT), corporate or legal centric based. Therefore a user centric approach is proposed to address strategic issues arising from new digital services and leveraging the overall value capture by corporations and customers.

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Published 08 Oct 2015

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Schmuck, M.. (2015). Mobile Governance in Complex Value-Creation Networks: A User Centric Approach. International Journal of Higher Education Management, Volume 02 Issue 1.

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Schmuck, M.. (2015). Mobile Governance in Complex Value-Creation Networks: A User Centric Approach. International Journal of Higher Education Management, Volume 02 Issue 1.

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