The development of digital platforms impact firms’ business model and the spread of new technologies as digital platforms stimulate academics’ attention. In industrial markets, different players affect the diffusion of innovation. However, businesses may encounter critical barriers. This research tries to respond to the following research question: how does high regulation affect the implementation of digital platforms in healthcare? to define a conceptual framework to investigate the impact of high regulation in the innovation process in healthcare, focusing on digital platform implementation. To answer the research question, an exploratory qualitative analysis was conducted using the focus group method. The results provide a conceptual framework highlighting three main drivers: safety – harmonizing – flexibility as a facilitator of digital platform adoption in a highly regulated sector. This study offers implications for theory and practice and valuable insights for future research.
Digital Platforms Adoption in a Highly Regulated Market / Nevi, Giulia; Bastone, Anna; Bernhard, Fabian; Dezi, Luca. - In: JOURNAL OF INNOVATION ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT. - 0(2024), pp. 1-28.
Digital Platforms Adoption in a Highly Regulated Market
Nevi Giulia
;Dezi Luca
2024
Abstract
The development of digital platforms impact firms’ business model and the spread of new technologies as digital platforms stimulate academics’ attention. In industrial markets, different players affect the diffusion of innovation. However, businesses may encounter critical barriers. This research tries to respond to the following research question: how does high regulation affect the implementation of digital platforms in healthcare? to define a conceptual framework to investigate the impact of high regulation in the innovation process in healthcare, focusing on digital platform implementation. To answer the research question, an exploratory qualitative analysis was conducted using the focus group method. The results provide a conceptual framework highlighting three main drivers: safety – harmonizing – flexibility as a facilitator of digital platform adoption in a highly regulated sector. This study offers implications for theory and practice and valuable insights for future research.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.