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Title Understanding Open Data Business Models From Innovation And Knowledge Management Perspectives
ID_Doc 59477
Authors Corrales-Garay D.; Ortiz-de-Urbina-Criado M.; Mora-Valentín E.-M.
Year 2022
Published Business Process Management Journal, 28, 2
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/BPMJ-06-2021-0373
Abstract Purpose: This paper aims to analyse the open data business models (ODBMs) as a source of knowledge and innovation to generate economic and social value. A framework for understanding ODBMs is presented. First, the knowledge structure of the ODBMs literature is identified. Second, a conceptual model for analysing the ODBMs is proposed. And finally, the future trends in ODBMs research are discussed. Design/methodology/approach: In this paper, co-word analysis is performed to identify the topics related with ODBMs. Findings: The ODBMs structure of knowledge is articulated in five themes: business model, smart city, business ecosystem, decision-making and innovation. Based on these results, a five-step model for analysing ODBMs is proposed. Finally, a discussion of the future trends of ODBMs focussed on a knowledge management perspective, open data ecosystems and business intelligence is presented. Originality/value: The paper presents a picture of what, where, for whom and for what ODBMs have been studied and develops a new model to explain the value creation process of ODBMs. Taking a step further, applying the principles and models of knowledge management and business intelligence to ODBMs is also recommended in order to transfer and transform open data into valuable knowledge that can be used for developing apps. In that context, the importance of encouraging collaboration between different agents in the so-called open data ecosystem is presented. © 2022, Emerald Publishing Limited.
Author Keywords Business intelligence; Co-word analysis; Innovation; Knowledge management; Open data business models (ODBMs); Open data ecosystem


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