Definition Disaggregation. Description.
Disaggregation is the process of breaking apart a company,
alliance of companies, or any other collection of economic entities into several
economic entities. This is done mostly after a review of the strengths and
contributions of the constituents as a basis for maintaining an effective
business web.
Disaggregation results in a division of required services
between two or more firms, leaving the supply chain structure under the control
of multiple firms, each managing their own billing, marketing and other essential
services.
The opposite of aggregation.
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Compare with:
Twelve Principles
of the Network Economy (Kelly) |
Disintermediation |
Aggregate Demand |
Aggregate Supply |
Alliance Network |
Coalition |
Co-Creation |
Lean Manufacturing |
Value Chain |
Strategic Alliance
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Acquisition
Integration Approaches |
Joint Venture |
Outsourcing |
Vertical Integration
| Synergy |
Exit Strategy
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