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The Smart City and the Co-creation of Value = A Source of New Competitiveness in a Low-Carbon Society /

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正題名/作者:	The Smart City and the Co-creation of Value/ by Nobuyuki Tokoro.
其他題名:	A Source of New Competitiveness in a Low-Carbon Society /
作者:	Tokoro, Nobuyuki.
面頁冊數:	XIII, 125 p. 15 illus.online resource. :
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
標題:	Environmental economics. -
電子資源:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55846-0
ISBN:	9784431558460

The Smart City and the Co-creation of Value = A Source of New Competitiveness in a Low-Carbon Society /
Tokoro, Nobuyuki.

The Smart City and the Co-creation of ValueA Source of New Competitiveness in a Low-Carbon Society /[electronic resource] :by Nobuyuki Tokoro. - 1st ed. 2016. - XIII, 125 p. 15 illus.online resource. - SpringerBriefs in Business,2191-5482. - SpringerBriefs in Business,.

Chapter 1: Smart cities and competitive advantage: a new perspective on competitive edge -- Chapter 2: A Theoretical Framework for Relationship-based Strategies -- Chapter 3: Co-creation of Value Generated by a Self-motivated “Ba” - A Case Study of the Yokohama Smart Community -- Chapter 4: Co-creation of Value through Initiative of a Leader Company and Collaboration of Participating Companies - Case Study of Fujisawa Sustainable Smart Town -- Chapter 5: Co-creation of Value through Collaboration of Government and Companies - Case Study of the Yokohama Smart City Project -- Chapter 6: Theoretical and Managerial Implications -- Chapter 7: Conclusion.

The original point that differentiates this text from otherwise similar texts is that it looks at the building of smart cities from the viewpoint of an interchange of knowledge among companies in different industries, or “Ba” as shared context in motion, and emphasizes that the resulting value becomes a source of new corporate competitive advantage. In recent years numerous publications have appeared that analyze smart cities from various perspectives including urban planning and administration, network theory, and innovation. However, few are academic texts that approach the subject from the viewpoint of corporate competitive advantage against a theoretical background in management studies, as this one does. This book is the first full-scale academic work to analyze smart cities from the viewpoint of corporate competitive advantage. Research into corporate competitive advantage includes the positioning and the resource-based views, with the former focusing on companies’ external environment and the latter on their internal resources. Although these theories’ foci of attention necessarily differ, they both developed as tools for analyzing companies’ relative merits and their chances of succeeding in the marketplace, and they take the common premise that competitive advantage is built through competition among companies. In contrast, this book sees corporate competitive advantage as arising not through competition but through “co-creation” among companies. It differs in its approach from existing theories in thinking that emphasizing co-creation over competition enables an analysis that better describes actual conditions when considering smart cities and corporate competitive advantage. Put another way, when new values arise from attempts to exchange and fuse knowledge, expertise, and other factors at the “ba” where companies from different industries collaborate, these values are surely brought about through co-creation among companies. Another point regarding this book’s original perspective on competitive advantage is its emphasis on the relationship between the creation of social value and competitive advantage. The question of the extent to which socially useful values can be created in the markets of the 21st century is closely linked to corporate competitive advantage. The issues of building smart cities and corporate competitive advantage are themes that this perspective can firmly grasp. This book intends to take up three different projects from among the smart-city building developments taking shape in Japan, and undertake case studies based on the theoretical framework outlined above. The central themes will analyze the mechanism of co-creation among companies and the relationship of created value to competitive advantage. This analysis aims to demonstrate one model relating to corporate competitive advantage in the 21st century.

ISBN: 9784431558460

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-4-431-55846-0doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

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Environmental economics.

LC Class. No.: HC79.E5

Dewey Class. No.: 333.7

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