Visualization of the Business Model Concept from the View of Investors
In recent years, the business model concept has been gaining attention in the finance sector. In 2013, the disclosure of business model information as non-financial information became mandatory in the UK market. Following this, disclosure of business model information has been recommended in E...
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| description | In recent years, the business model concept has been gaining attention in the
finance sector. In 2013, the disclosure of business model information as non-financial
information became mandatory in the UK market. Following this, disclosure of business
model information has been recommended in Europe. The concept “Business model” has
become an important concept in management studies and has received a lot of attention
in the business world.In this study, we investigate how investors perceive business models.
Specifically, we use KH coder to analyze transcriptions from a quantitative perspective
to visualize the overall picture of business model concepts as perceived by investors and
to explore the multifaceted nature of how they are perceived.As the result, we found that
the important keywords of business models that are common to different positions and
the interconnectedness of concepts related to business models differ depending on the
position. For institutional investors, a business model is a tool used to predict and foresee
the future, unlike quantitative financial information that shows past performance. It was
also suggested that it is necessary to consider the aspect of value creation and the aspect
of value acquisition together. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-32018b76bcd54a5188d67710192d52152025-08-20T01:58:12ZjpnThe Academic Association for Organizational ScienceAAOS Transactions2758-27952022-09-01111222227https://doi.org/10.11207/aaostrans.11.1_222Visualization of the Business Model Concept from the View of InvestorsWeijian LIU0Takayuki SAKAI1Waseda UniversityWaseda UniversityIn recent years, the business model concept has been gaining attention in the finance sector. In 2013, the disclosure of business model information as non-financial information became mandatory in the UK market. Following this, disclosure of business model information has been recommended in Europe. The concept “Business model” has become an important concept in management studies and has received a lot of attention in the business world.In this study, we investigate how investors perceive business models. Specifically, we use KH coder to analyze transcriptions from a quantitative perspective to visualize the overall picture of business model concepts as perceived by investors and to explore the multifaceted nature of how they are perceived.As the result, we found that the important keywords of business models that are common to different positions and the interconnectedness of concepts related to business models differ depending on the position. For institutional investors, a business model is a tool used to predict and foresee the future, unlike quantitative financial information that shows past performance. It was also suggested that it is necessary to consider the aspect of value creation and the aspect of value acquisition together.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/aaostrans/11/1/11_222/_pdf/-char/jabusiness modelinvestortext miningquantitative text analysis |
| spellingShingle | Weijian LIU Takayuki SAKAI Visualization of the Business Model Concept from the View of Investors AAOS Transactions business model investor text mining quantitative text analysis |
| title | Visualization of the Business Model Concept from the View of Investors |
| title_full | Visualization of the Business Model Concept from the View of Investors |
| title_fullStr | Visualization of the Business Model Concept from the View of Investors |
| title_full_unstemmed | Visualization of the Business Model Concept from the View of Investors |
| title_short | Visualization of the Business Model Concept from the View of Investors |
| title_sort | visualization of the business model concept from the view of investors |
| topic | business model investor text mining quantitative text analysis |
| url | https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/aaostrans/11/1/11_222/_pdf/-char/ja |
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