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The nature of the cyber firm: contextual model of business for cyber world
R. Dastikop
- pp 320-324
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A contexting enterprise supplying the entire knowledge market in a planned and organized fashion where as currently information providers are considering themselves as producers of individual information products and each is trying to appeal to all the potential customers.Abstract:
In this paper we present a new business model, called contextual model of business and use it to provide a foundation to create a new category of enterprise. This model creates business value by converting the disparate data stream into meaningful context and serves its contextual customers. Our contribution is the idea of a contexting enterprise supplying the entire knowledge market in a planned and organized fashion where as currently information providers are considering themselves as producers of individual information products and each is trying to appeal to all the potential customersread more
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