Nous avons analysé l’innovation par modèle d’affaires dans le secteur de l’information et des communications avec le développement des universités d’entreprise, dans la revue International Journal of Innovation and Learning.
Infocom business models innovation with the development of corporate universities
Louis Rhéaume, Mickael Gardoni,
2017
International Journal of Innovation and Learning
21, (1), pp. 98-113
Inderscience Enterprises Ltd.
Abstract
Since the mid-90s, the infocom industry has gone into a period of sustained disruptive innovations which, combined with deregulation, led to a lot of turbulence and a sometimes difficult redefinition of business models. A Schumpeterian wave of innovation enhanced by competition leads to the creation of wealth as an unprecedented investment boom occurs in the infocom sector sustained by overly optimistic and sometimes fraudulent forecasts of internet traffic.
We provide a strategic framework by explaining which types of infocom business models are better adapted to cope with the challenges of the new developments related to the digital economy, in order to shape the corporate innovation strategy. We also analyze how the development of a corporate university must be linked to the development of such innovation strategy.
The first section of the article deals with the wave of disruptive innovations in the communications industry over the last few years and pinpoints the ubiquity of IT in all aspects of the economy and society.
The next section focuses on the search for profitable business models for infocom providers. The links between business model innovation and the development of corporate universities is analyzed in the next section. It is followed by a discussion section.
Nous avons analysé la formation en entreprise et la compétitivité dans le secteur du multimédia et TI au Québec pour la revue International Journal of Human Resources Development and Management.
Louis Rhéaume
Conseiller
ValorisAction
514-815-4444 x6
lrheaume@g4solutions.biz
