Ulrike Baumöl
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Controlling von Ecosystems - Strategische Steuerung von Wert(en)

2023-04 , Dennis Vetterling , Ulrike Baumöl

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Networked business design in the context of innovative technoligies: Digital transformation in financial business ecosystems

2023-12-04 , Dennis Vetterling , Ulrike Baumöl

Business today is not conducted by single organizations alone but in networked designs with diverse actors. A construct where actors engage in joint value creation is called a business ecosystem. Speci cally, within the context of core services originating from the nancial services industry, such constructs are called nancial business ecosystems. Innovative technologies and intelligent methods enable value creation in these organizational setups. To effectively participate in these ecosystems and exploit the potential of innovative technologies and intelligent methods, organizations need to develop a novel operating model. We propose a blueprint for such an operating model building on two levels of capabilities: rst level capabilities that enable the exploitation of data and the number of partner relations as underlying resources of business ecosystems. The proposed second level capabilities enable the organization to engage in business ecosystems. By suggesting these capabilities, we aim to guide organizations on a targeted transformation journey and enable them to leverage innovative technology for actively engaging in nancial business ecosystems

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Management Middleware für ein Performance Management in „atmenden” Unternehmen

2000-04-01 , Baumöl, Ulrike

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Strukturwandel im Rechnungswesen?

1998-01-01 , Baumöl, Ulrike

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Controlling von Ecosystems - Strategische Steuerung von Wert(en)

2023-04 , Dennis Vetterling , Ulrike Baumöl

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Dynamics of customer interaction on social media platforms

2016-08-09 , Baumöl, Ulrike , Hollebeek, Linda , Jung, Reinhard

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Optimale Informationslogistik

2000-12-01 , Baumöl, Ulrike

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Ecosystems als Quelle kundenzentrierter Wertschöpfung

2023-10-27 , Dennis Vetterling , Ulrike Baumöl

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Advances in Collective Intelligence and Social Media (Editorial)

2013-10-11 , Baumöl, Ulrike , Jung, Reinhard , Krämer, Bernd

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Adapting the Data Warehouse Concept for the Management of Decentralized Heterogeneous Corporations

2000-01-01 , Baumöl, Ulrike , Jung, Reinhard , Winter, Robert

One of the major current business trends is gaining market power by mergers and acquisitions and by selling off those business units which are considered inefficient or which no longer represent core competencies. The goal of our paper is to conceptualize an IS architecture which on the one hand enables a speedy integration of decentralized and heterogeneous business units and on the other hand facilitates their selling off. Such a Management Middleware is developed basing on the data warehouse concept. The core of the Management Middleware is an information pool in which specific decision relevant information of the entire corporation are stored. In contrast to a data warehouse, the information pool is not a read-only data store, but a read-write information junction which allows for information input by decentralized units and, at the same time, allows the access to information stored by headquarters or other units. Only a two way information center supports the creation of management in-formation and at the same time enables a decentralized, but integrated decision-making and corporate management. The decentralized business units own data marts which contain specific decision relevant information adapted to their individual decision problems.

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