Moving towards the integrated future of Innovation and Business Ecosystems

Heading towards 2025 on Innovation and Business Ecosystems integration thinking

Where I stand today that moves me to the future

Let me provide a really short round up of 2024 from my learning and explaining on innovation ecosystems and specifically integrated business ecosystems. Then I outline some of my plans for 2025 to build out the value of Ecosystems in business.

Ecosystems for business have an absolute need to be integrated, they are heavily interconnected. This post of A New Way to Drive Value Through The Integrated Business Ecosystem Design provides handy visuals depicting the different ecosystems that make up (my) integrated business ecosystem framework.

I have spend time on measuring success, defining the different components, exploring and extending this out. I had a recent post showing some key developments in this thinking with reference posts, moving towards providing a compelling business ecosystem case

I sought out a AI generated view from Google NotebookNL research assistants discussing why Ecosystems are really different to consider, which I found encouraging and good, easy listening.

The work in 2024 will gather even more pace in 2025

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A New Way to Drive Value Through The Integrated Business Ecosystem Design

Ecosystems in the business environment are taking on a growing importance to manage greater complexity and challenges in unique collaborations than the one single organization cannot handle themselves, so limiting their growth and value potential

We need a different framing of Ecosystems, in appreciating the whole as well as its parts. Often, we describe Ecosystems in far too simplistic terms and fail to recognize the interconnected value we need to bring together from multiple Ecosystems and Networks to extract the value potential that is possible in today’s connected world.

In constructing these Ecosystems I have here provided a short explainer of the Integrated Business Ecosystem Frame and then a summary page of each of its parts with specific definitions and key component parts outlined. These are Ecosystems specifically dealing with innovation, start-up and entrepreneurial, business, dynamism, business, enterprise and enterprise to enterprise (E2E)

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Are You Unlocking Value Through Partner Ecosystems?

The value of teaming up is what provides value in partnerships and alliances along with partner ecosystems.

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Companies like Dell, Schneider Electric, Tesla, Startups, IKea, Philips, Siemens, Microsoft, AWS, Salesforce, Nike, Patagonia and many many more know that partner ecosystems drive transformative growth.

Strategic alliances deliver impressive gains, with previous EY research showing that successful ecosystems contribute 16.2% incremental revenue growth, 16.5% incremental earnings, and 14.6% cost reduction. In today’s world, ecosystems aren’t just helpfulβ€”they’re essential. Here’s why:

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Evolving to my focus on the Business Ecosystem story

Building Strong Business Ecosystems

Recently I have been reflecting and giving a new focus on my journey on Business Ecosystems. On this dedicated web site ecosystems4innovating.com I have traveled from my initial emphasis on the platform and the technology parts, increasingly recognizing and moving towards building over these past few years, the business ecosystem story and understanding needed. I have evolved my thinking from over 200 plus posts published as this evolving journey to lead up to today and my current opinion. The future promises to be exciting-

Let me summarize this on a current state of Ecosystem play, as it forms the basis of where I go forward in the continued development of Business Ecosystems and why I see these as significant in value to any business searching for new growth, different impact points and recognizing the value of collaborating within networks of ecosystems to accelerate their offerings, making these more resilient and sustaining.

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The increasing need for Business Ecosystem Impact Coaching

Delivering Innovation and Business Ecosystem Impact

Increasing business ecosystem capacity through coaching

There are many benefits from having an intense course of one-on-one coaching, irrespective of the level of responsibility you have for innovation and business ecosystem thinking and designing within your organization.

In some ways it builds upon a similar approach to management behavioral coaching, one that is designed to change perceptions, re-orientate your thinking and approach it opens up to different thinking to build out your innovation understanding.

Coaching, advising and mentoring each require a combination of strategic thinking, interpersonal skills, and a deepening understanding of the dynamics of interconnected organizations.

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