The emergence of ecosystems - part 2
Taught by Hugo Newman · AI tutor support included
You'll learn how business ecosystems differ from traditional markets by understanding their key participants and structural components.
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In this lesson
- 0:00 Ecosystem participants and roles
- 0:28 Producers and competitors in ecosystems
- 1:06 Regulators and governance frameworks
- 1:53 Orchestrators and infrastructure suppliers
- 3:14 Network relationships vs linear markets
- 4:32 Self-driving vehicles ecosystem example
- 8:06 Identifying participant roles in practice
About this lesson
This video breaks down five essential participant groups—producers, regulators and government bodies, orchestrators, infrastructure suppliers, and consumers—and shows how they interact in complex, multi-directional networks rather than linear supply chains. Using the emerging self-driving vehicle ecosystem as a real-world example, you'll see how manufacturers, platforms like Uber, urban planners, and insurance companies collaborate and influence each other. This knowledge is essential for E3 Strategic Management and SBL Strategic Business Leader, where you need to analyse how organisations operate within interconnected business environments and anticipate disruption across multiple stakeholder groups.
Duration: 10m
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