How do Firms Make Use of Open Source Communities?
作者： Linus Dahlander , Mats Magnusson
DOI: 10.1016/J.LRP.2008.09.003
关键词: Business 、 Open source software 、 Business model 、 Marketing 、 Theme (narrative) 、 Public relations 、 Open source 、 Argument 、 Strategy and Management 、 Geography, Planning and Development 、 Finance
摘要: Relying on four in-depth case studies of firms involved with open source software, we investigate how make use communities, and that is associated their business models. Three themes - accessing, aligning assimilating are inductively developed for the relate to external knowledge created in communities. For each theme, an argument about tactics theme positive negative consequences. The findings related literature distributed nature innovation, various theoretical managerial implications discussed.
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