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dotlink360 offers interactive visualization for understanding complex business ecosystems. This system aids analysts in exploring interfirm networks, revealing compositional, temporal, and connective characteristics for better strategic insights.

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Area of Science:

  • Information Visualization
  • Business Strategy
  • Market Research

Background:

  • Business ecosystems are large, complex, global networks of collaborating and competing firms.
  • Analysts face challenges in quickly understanding these dynamic interfirm networks due to their scale and complexity.
  • Current tools lack interactive, exploratory capabilities for analyzing business ecosystems.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To design and implement an interactive visualization system, dotlink360, for gaining systemic insight into business ecosystems.
  • To address the limitations of existing query- or list-centric tools for market analysis.
  • To support corporate analysts in understanding interfirm network characteristics.

Main Methods:

  • Conducted a field study with corporate analysts to guide system design.
  • Developed dotlink360, an interactive visualization system with multiple connected views.
  • Evaluated the system with prototypical users to assess its benefits.

Main Results:

  • dotlink360 provides capabilities to explore interfirm networks for focal firms, market segments, or entire ecosystems.
  • The system enables discovery and understanding of compositional, temporal, and connective network characteristics.
  • User evaluation provided supporting evidence for the benefits of the dotlink360 approach.

Conclusions:

  • dotlink360 offers a novel approach to exploratory information visualization for business ecosystem analysis.
  • The system enhances analysts' ability to gain systemic insights into complex interfirm networks.
  • This work contributes to the field of exploratory visualization in market research and business strategy.