Titlebook: E-Roadmapping; Digital Strategising Stefan P. Bornheim,Jutta Weppler,Oliver Ohlen Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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Strategising in the Digital Economy: e-roadmapping,e. The e-roadmapping process is divided into three parts, namely the analysis part, the design part, and the actual e-roadmap, that is, the end-product. Figure 3.1 provides an overview of the e-roadmapping process. Subsequently, the three building blocks — analysis, design, and end-product — will be displayed in detail.

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Book 2001ommercial environment and new focus on innovation and speed of execution means that for many organisations the old models of assessing the competitive landscape and forecasting a long-term strategy are dead. So how are company leaders to plot their future and maintain a sense of direction for their

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Introduction,the manifestation of these changes through the New or Digital Economy. The issue is at the forefront of government policy debates (Gore, Digital Economy II): on one hand, the Internet revolution is seen as a source of fundamental technological, economic and social changes that foster innovation, pro

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Challenges of Change,e emerging digital patterns and a summary of changes between the traditional and the Digital Economy. This analysis leads on to an outline of the challenges ahead which are tackled in the ensuing chapter.