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Shabnam Nazelian
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Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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Value Net and Value Chain
Hi Shabnam, look here for more info on the value chain, a well known model by Porter.
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Himanshu
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Value Net versus Value Chain
Value Net Model talks about cooperation and coopetition to maximize the market share (inspired by Porter's 5 forces)
Value chain is about analyzing and optimizing all activities and processes within a firm.
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Younis Jabarzadeh, Project Manager, Iran
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Value Chain versus Value Net
Hi Shabnam, we can say that the Value Chain is part of a Value Net. A value chain is a sequence of functions operating in order to produce a value (product or service) for customers. Imagine a car making company from mines and steel factories, various parts manufacturers, assembly line, dealers and customers. This semi- series line can be called a value chain (compatible with the vertical pivot in the above chart. The main players or actors in a value chain are suppliers, company and customers. But in value net we may have other players like competitors who may be included in other value chains (different from ours).
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