Mobility Service Platforms. Cross-Company Cooperation for Transportation Service Interoperability.
| Year | 2018 |
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The utilization of heterogeneous modes of transportation in combination – specifically during a complex travel chain – is connected with barriers on different levels. A growing number of modes of transportation with individual characteristics and situational suitability create a multifaceted mobility behavior. Inefficiencies on demand and supply side result out of a segmented offer by mostly specialized service providers. Centralized mobility service platforms are able to form a technological bridge to deliver service interoperability. In cross section between competition and cooperation, the question for suitable, profitable and sustainable market forms to provide complex service configurations arises. As a result of interdisciplinary workshops, consisting of domain experts, we describe an actor model and relevant market forms. To do so, we present a conceptional tool to analyze, characterize and differentiate various mobility service platforms.
Details
Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems (ICEIS 2018) (accepted)
Authors
- Markus Beutel
- Sevket Gökay
- Fabian Ohler
- Karl-Heinz Krempels
- Werner Kohl (MENTZ GmbH)
- Thomas Rose
- Christian Samsel
- Felix Schwinger
- Christoph Terwelp
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Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems (ICEIS 2018) (accepted) .
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