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Towards Systematic Sustainable Business Model Innovation: What Can We Learn from Business Model Innovation

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This research aims to understand how sustainable business model innovation (SBMI) can learn from business model innovation. For this, first, we conducted a bibliometric analysis to evaluate the relationships between business model innovation and SBMI literature. After this, we performed a systematic literature review to create a comprehensive framework for managing SBMI. The bibliometric analysis showed that the SBMI stream grew quickly and significantly in recent years, evolving into a separated new research stream, which does not leverage recent business model innovation advancements. Through the performed analyses, we were able to discuss critical gaps in the SBMI literature and shed light on possible pathways to solve these gaps through lessons learned from business model innovation. We depicted five critical gaps for managing SBMI; (1) the need to understand the sustainable business model as a wicked problem, in which SBMI leads to “better than before” solutions calling for systematic SBMI, (2) the poor definition of distinctive dimensions of dynamic capabilities for SBMI, (3) the lack of studies exploring the role of open innovation for improving the SBMI process, (4) the lack of tools supporting SBMI implementation and (5) the need to explore game-changing, competitive advantages of SBMI. The findings of this study contribute to guiding future research on SBMI, which can be a basis for further efforts towards sustainable development.
Autores
Moura, LKB; de Azevedo, UN; Wingerter, DG; Ferreira, MAF; Maciel, MPR; Moura, RP; da Silva, AM; Alves, MSCF
Título
Bibliometric analysis of the scientific evidence on violence perpetrated against the elderly
Afiliaciones
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
Año
2020
DOI
10.1590/1413-81232020256.226322018
Tipo de acceso abierto
Green Published, gold
Referencia
WOS:000538942600015
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