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Gedistribueerde Systemen 2 mei 2000 Ontology-Based Operators Ontology-Based Operators for e-Business Model De- and for e-Business Model De- and Reconstruction Reconstruction Jaap Gordijn Hans Akkermans Free University Amsterdam/Faculty of


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Ontology-Based Operators for e-Business Model De- and Reconstruction Ontology-Based Operators for e-Business Model De- and Reconstruction

Jaap Gordijn Hans Akkermans

Free University Amsterdam/Faculty of Sciences Vuture.net – Centre for e-Business Research

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The e3-value ontology for economic value based e- business model design The e3-value ontology for economic value based e- business model design

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How to find variations on a found e-business model? How to find variations on a found e-business model?

  • Deconstruct value model using operators:

– Value activity deconstruction: find ‘smaller’ value activities, which can be assigned to different actors – Value port deconstruction: find ports with ‘smaller’ value

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– Value interface deconstruction: split up interfaces with ports > 2 into interfaces with fewer ports – Repeat these deconstruction operators a number of times

  • Reconstruct value model

– Reassign newly found value activities to actors

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Deconstruction operator 1: Value activity deconstruction Deconstruction operator 1: Value activity deconstruction

  • Can we split a value activity

into smaller ones, which each can be assigned to different actors?

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  • Value interfaces to

environment remain invariant.

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Value activity deconstruction continued: Outsourcing activities Value activity deconstruction continued: Outsourcing activities

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Deconstruction operator 2: Value port deconstruction Deconstruction operator 2: Value port deconstruction

  • Can we split ports/objects

into smaller ones, which each can be delivered by different actors?

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Deconstruction operator 3: Value interface deconstruction Deconstruction operator 3: Value interface deconstruction

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Access & Hosting via value activity deconstruction Access & Hosting via value activity deconstruction

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Reconstruction of business models Reconstruction of business models

  • Make value activity

configurations: connected value activities without their performing actors;

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  • Re-identify actors;
  • Make alternative value-

activity – actor assignments.

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A reconstructed model A reconstructed model

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Conclusions Conclusions

  • Study variations on an existing business value

model using deconstruction operators;

  • Operators are defined on the e3-value ontology,

which is used to represent a value model;

  • Three operators:

– Value activity deconstruction operator; – Value port deconstruction operator; – Value interface deconstruction operator.