Business models des places de marché électroniques : une taxonomie pour décrypter leurs enjeux

Authors

  • Carine DOMINGUEZ Université Jean Monnet, ISEAG

Keywords:

Place de marché électronique, business model, taxonomie

Abstract

This research contributes to a better knowledge of electronic marketplaces via 6 in-depth case studies (1999-2009) from which 3 are described in this article. We built from the literature review a set of criteria to describe existing electronic marketplaces’ business models. Case study analysis and the codification of 55 interviews help use to identify 3 types of business models. We question their durability and risks. This allows us to highlight perspectives for electronic marketplaces business models.

Author Biography

Carine DOMINGUEZ, Université Jean Monnet, ISEAG

Carine DOMINGUEZ Maître de conférences à l’Université de Saint-Etienne, responsable du Master Management de projet à l’ISEAG et chercheur Coactis (EA4161). Docteur en sciences de gestion, spécialité systèmes d’information, agrégée d’économie et de gestion, ancienne étudiante de l’ENS Cachan et de l’INT Management. Domaine de recherche : business model,  place de marché électronique, création de valeur, organisation et pilotage des SIIO, achats, Supply Chain.

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DOMINGUEZ, C. (2009). Business models des places de marché électroniques : une taxonomie pour décrypter leurs enjeux. Systèmes d’Information Et Management (French Journal of Management Information Systems), 14(2), 39–64. Retrieved from https://revuesim.org/index.php/sim/article/view/238

Issue

Vol. 14 No. 2 (2009)

Section

Empirical research

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