Emerging business models and implications for the transport ecosystem
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This paper summarises our findings from discussing emerging business models in transportation. Going well beyond big data and regulatory issues, we also examine how new and emerging business models, leveraging on advances in digital technology, can enable more efficient, consumer ...
See moreThis paper summarises our findings from discussing emerging business models in transportation. Going well beyond big data and regulatory issues, we also examine how new and emerging business models, leveraging on advances in digital technology, can enable more efficient, consumer centric and viable transport provision. One popular emerging solution is mobility as a service (MaaS), and we discuss both tension and partnership potential among government, operators and service providers. New disruptive models and market entrants as well as definitions of success, changing customer expectations, scalability of business models and the role of asset ownership are also shown in various case studies to shape the nature of future transportation ecosystems.
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See moreThis paper summarises our findings from discussing emerging business models in transportation. Going well beyond big data and regulatory issues, we also examine how new and emerging business models, leveraging on advances in digital technology, can enable more efficient, consumer centric and viable transport provision. One popular emerging solution is mobility as a service (MaaS), and we discuss both tension and partnership potential among government, operators and service providers. New disruptive models and market entrants as well as definitions of success, changing customer expectations, scalability of business models and the role of asset ownership are also shown in various case studies to shape the nature of future transportation ecosystems.
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Date
2020Publisher
Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies (ITLS)Licence
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0Faculty/School
The University of Sydney Business School, Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies (ITLS)Share