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'''Cocreation of value''' is a collaborative business model which involves customers and other [[stakeholders]] in the [[process]] of creating mutual and shared value. It is a two-way process of engagement between a [[company]] and its customers and other stakeholders to co-develop, co-create and co-deliver value in the form of products, services or experiences. This value is created through a participatory process that involves active collaboration and [[knowledge]] sharing between the company, customers and other stakeholders. This helps to ensure that all stakeholders benefit from the process and that the [[product]] or [[service]] offered meets their [[needs]].
'''Cocreation of value''' is a collaborative business model which involves customers and other [[stakeholders]] in the [[process]] of creating mutual and shared value. It is a two-way process of engagement between a [[company]] and its customers and other stakeholders to co-develop, co-create and co-deliver value in the form of products, services or experiences. This value is created through a participatory process that involves active collaboration and [[knowledge]] sharing between the company, customers and other stakeholders. This helps to ensure that all stakeholders benefit from the process and that the [[product]] or [[service]] offered meets their [[needs]].


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==Other approaches related to cocreation of value==
==Other approaches related to cocreation of value==
Cocreation of value is a collaborative business model which involves customers and other stakeholders in the process of creating mutual and shared value. Related approaches include:  
Cocreation of value is a collaborative business model which involves customers and other stakeholders in the process of creating mutual and shared value. Related approaches include:  
* Open Innovation – [[Open innovation]] is a process of leveraging external ideas, technologies and solutions to create new products or services. It involves actively seeking out and engaging with external partners, such as customers, suppliers, universities, and technology providers, to bring in new ideas and [[capabilities]] to the company.  
* Open Innovation - [[Open innovation]] is a process of leveraging external ideas, technologies and solutions to create new products or services. It involves actively seeking out and engaging with external partners, such as customers, suppliers, universities, and technology providers, to bring in new ideas and [[capabilities]] to the company.  
* Crowdsourcing – Crowdsourcing is a process of engaging with a large group of people to solve a problem or produce a desired outcome. Companies use this approach to gain access to a wide range of ideas and perspectives and to create new products or services.
* Crowdsourcing - Crowdsourcing is a process of engaging with a large group of people to solve a problem or produce a desired outcome. Companies use this approach to gain access to a wide range of ideas and perspectives and to create new products or services.
* User Experience Design – User experience design (UXD) is an approach to designing products, services and experiences that are focused on the user’s needs and preferences. It involves understanding users’ needs and preferences, and then creating products or services that meet those needs.
* User Experience Design - User experience design (UXD) is an approach to designing products, services and experiences that are focused on the user’s needs and preferences. It involves understanding users’ needs and preferences, and then creating products or services that meet those needs.


==Suggested literature==
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==References==
* Payne, A. F., Storbacka, K., & Frow, P. (2008). ''[https://www.academia.edu/download/48052381/Managing_the_co-creation_of_value20160814-1747-1wng8cs.pdf Managing the co-creation of value]''. Journal of the academy of marketing science, 36, 83-96.
* Payne, A. F., Storbacka, K., & Frow, P. (2008). ''[https://www.academia.edu/download/48052381/Managing_the_co-creation_of_value20160814-1747-1wng8cs.pdf Managing the co-creation of value]''. Journal of the academy of marketing science, 36, 83-96.
* Ramaswamy, V. (2009). ''[https://www.academia.edu/download/62029348/051._Ramaswamy-2009-leading_the_transformation_to_c_copy.pdf Leading the transformation to co‐creation of value]''. [[Strategy]] & Leadership, 37(2), 32-37.
* Ramaswamy, V. (2009). ''[https://www.academia.edu/download/62029348/051._Ramaswamy-2009-leading_the_transformation_to_c_copy.pdf Leading the transformation to co‐creation of value]''. [[Strategy]] & Leadership, 37(2), 32-37.
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Latest revision as of 18:24, 17 November 2023

Cocreation of value is a collaborative business model which involves customers and other stakeholders in the process of creating mutual and shared value. It is a two-way process of engagement between a company and its customers and other stakeholders to co-develop, co-create and co-deliver value in the form of products, services or experiences. This value is created through a participatory process that involves active collaboration and knowledge sharing between the company, customers and other stakeholders. This helps to ensure that all stakeholders benefit from the process and that the product or service offered meets their needs.

Example of cocreation of value

  • Nike's "Nike+" initiative is a great example of cocreation of value. This initiative allows Nike customers to connect their shoes to their phones, allowing customers to track their progress and set goals while competing against others. Customers can also share their progress and connect with other users on the app. By engaging customers in this way, Nike is able to create value for itself and its customers by offering a personalized experience that helps customers stay motivated and engaged in their fitness goals.
  • Another example of cocreation of value is Airbnb's "Experience" program. This program allows Airbnb customers to book unique experiences, such as cooking classes or other activities, hosted by locals in the city they are visiting. By tapping into local knowledge and experiences, Airbnb is able to create value for customers by offering a personalized and authentic experience.
  • A third example of cocreation of value is Apple's "Today at Apple" program. This program offers free educational sessions and workshops that customers can attend at Apple stores. Customers can learn about the latest technology, software and more, allowing them to get the most out of their Apple products. By engaging customers in this way, Apple is able to create value for itself and its customers by offering a personalized experience that helps customers get the most out of their product.

When to use cocreation of value

Cocreation of value is a powerful business model that can be used in a variety of situations. It can be used to create shared value for customers, other stakeholders, and the company itself. Some of the most common applications of cocreation of value include:

  • New product development— Companies can use cocreation of value to invite customers and other stakeholders to participate in the development process, ensuring that the final product meets the needs of all stakeholders.
  • Service Design— Companies can use cocreation of value to design services that are tailored to the needs of customers and other stakeholders.
  • Experiential Design— Companies can use cocreation of value to create unique experiences that customers and other stakeholders can enjoy.
  • Business Model Innovation— Companies can use cocreation of value to develop new business models that are tailored to the needs of customers and other stakeholders.
  • Sustainability— Companies can use cocreation of value to ensure that their products and services are sustainable and responsible.
  • Collaborative Innovation— Companies can use cocreation of value to foster collaboration between customers and other stakeholders to develop innovative solutions.

Types of cocreation of value

Cocreation of value is a collaborative business model which involves customers and other stakeholders in the process of creating mutual and shared value. It is a two-way process of engagement between a company and its customers and other stakeholders to co-develop, co-create and co-deliver value in the form of products, services or experiences. There are several types of cocreation of value that companies can use to create shared and mutual value. These include:

  • Co-development: This involves customers and other stakeholders working together with the company to develop new products or services. Customers can provide feedback and ideas for improvement that can be used to shape the final product or service.
  • Co-creation: This involves customers and other stakeholders actively participating in the design and creation of the product or service. This type of cocreation of value can help create products and services that are tailored to the needs and preferences of customers.
  • Co-delivery: This involves customers and other stakeholders helping to deliver the product or service to the market. This type of cocreation of value helps to ensure that the product or service meets the needs of the customer and is delivered in a timely manner.
  • Co-marketing: This involves customers and other stakeholders helping to market the product or service. This can involve providing feedback for promotional campaigns, participating in product or service launches, or even helping to create content for marketing materials. All of these activities help to create mutual and shared value for the company and its customers and stakeholders.

Advantages of cocreation of value

The advantages of cocreation of value are numerous and include:

  • Increased customer involvement, which can lead to increased customer satisfaction and loyalty. This is because customers feel more engaged in the process and are more likely to remain loyal to the company.
  • Faster product development, as customer feedback and ideas can be incorporated into the design process quickly.
  • Increased innovation, as customers may be able to suggest creative solutions that the company may not have considered.
  • Improved customer experience, as customers can be actively involved in the process and have input into how the product or service is created.
  • Reduced costs, as cocreation of value can help to reduce the cost of product development by eliminating the need for extensive market research and extensive testing.
  • Increased efficiency, as cocreation of value can help to streamline the product development process by allowing the company to focus on the customer's needs.

Limitations of cocreation of value

  • Cocreation of value can be a lengthy and resource-intensive process, as it involves a great deal of collaboration, communication, and coordination between stakeholders.
  • It can be difficult to ensure that all stakeholders are on the same page and that their interests are aligned.
  • It can be difficult to measure the success of the cocreation process, as it may not be possible to quantify the value created.
  • It can be difficult to maintain the momentum and engagement of all stakeholders in the cocreation process.
  • It can be difficult to ensure that all stakeholders are held accountable for their contributions to the process.
  • The success of the cocreation process depends on the quality of the relationships between stakeholders, which can be difficult to manage.
  • The cocreation process can be hindered by a lack of trust between stakeholders or a lack of clear communication and coordination.
  • The cocreation process can be difficult to scale, as it requires a large amount of coordination and communication.
  • Cocreation of value can be difficult to implement in a large organization, as it requires a great deal of resources, coordination, and collaboration.

Other approaches related to cocreation of value

Cocreation of value is a collaborative business model which involves customers and other stakeholders in the process of creating mutual and shared value. Related approaches include:

  • Open Innovation - Open innovation is a process of leveraging external ideas, technologies and solutions to create new products or services. It involves actively seeking out and engaging with external partners, such as customers, suppliers, universities, and technology providers, to bring in new ideas and capabilities to the company.
  • Crowdsourcing - Crowdsourcing is a process of engaging with a large group of people to solve a problem or produce a desired outcome. Companies use this approach to gain access to a wide range of ideas and perspectives and to create new products or services.
  • User Experience Design - User experience design (UXD) is an approach to designing products, services and experiences that are focused on the user’s needs and preferences. It involves understanding users’ needs and preferences, and then creating products or services that meet those needs.


Cocreation of value — recommended articles
Innovation in services — Sources of competitive advantage — Innovation in organizations — Knowledge management processes — Approaches to innovation — Small team — Management of innovation — Transfer of knowledge — Lead user

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