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Uberization (or Uberification) of the Economy

open access: yes, 2018
The global availability of the Internet, along with innovations (innovation comes in a variety of products, services and applications) explain certain aspects of the dynamics of the innovation process, the diffusion of technology and the development of various platforms (product and service marketplace, social networking platform, content platform ...
Nabyla Daidj, Daidj, Nabyla
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Possible changes of Industry 4.0 in 2030 in the face of uberization: Results of a participatory and systemic foresight study

open access: yesTechnological Forecasting and Social Change, 2022
International audienceThe transformations generated by Industry 4.0 (I4.0) are interwoven with digitalization. I4.0 involves the digital turn of manufacturing companies, changing the way they operate, their business models, and by extension, their ...
Jean-Philippe Bootz, Jessie Pallud
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Uberization of Telecom Networks for Cost-Efficient Communication and Computing

open access: yesIEEE Communications Magazine, 2023
This paper discusses the uberization of telecommunication and computing network services. The Uber-like platform business model is discussed for application in future networks together with interesting analogies of communication and computing (2C ...
Hanna Bogucka, Bartosz Kopras
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New Practices in the Digital Economy: Towards the Uberization of Law?

open access: yes, 2021
A version of this contribution was previously published in French in Bouthinon-Dumas and Masson (Bouthinon-Dumas H, Masson A, 2018, L’innovation juridique et judiciaire. Larcier).
Nabyla Daidj
exaly   +2 more sources

Uber

2020
Uber is one of the most innovative companies of our time. This book provides a detailed analysis of the company and its success and goes beyond the headlines about safety and culture. Americans are so accustomed to using Uber today that the name of the innovative ride-sharing company has almost become a verb, as in "to Uber" somewhere, and yet Uber has
B. Yasanthi Perera, Pia A. Albinsson
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Uber for healthcare

BMJ, 2016
New services allowing people to summon a doctor from their smartphone could see the return of home visits.
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The UBER-Cartel? UBER between Labour and Competition Law

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
UBER is often described as disruptive innovator. This paper examines whether the UBER model disrupts the classical competition analysis thereby creating the uber-cartel, a cartel to which the normal competition rules don’t apply. This working paper on UBER and UBER-like business models examines issues that such a model faces with regard to labour and ...
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Uber and ridesharing

2016
This research paper offers a jurisdictional comparison of legislation affecting Uber and other TNCs, within Australia and at an international level.
Dosen, Igor, Rosolen, Helen
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The Uber-Assumption Family

2008
We offer an exposition of Boneh, Boyen, and Goh's "uber-assumption" family for analyzing the validity and strength of pairing assumptions in the generic-group model, and augment the original BBG framework with a few simple but useful extensions.
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