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ion This chapter examines how different organizations can cope with and handle the temporal mode of the future in urban mobility in the light of the digital transformation. Towards this end, the network partners have to develop strategies and collaborate in an open way to build open innovation networks to address future mobility challenges. To summarize, these two empirical examples show that a common goal is needed to manage open innovation networks in the mobility sector to finally design ...ion This chapter examines how different organizations can cope with and handle the temporal mode of the future in urban mobility in the light of the digital transformation. Towards this end, the network partners have to develop strategies and collaborate in an open way to build open innovation networks to address future mobility challenges. To summarize, these two empirical examples show that a common goal is needed to manage open innovation networks in the mobility sector to finally design ecosystems for future mobility. The transformation of urban mobility is present – it is important to meet the requirements of citizens and organizations and to work together on solutions as part of realistic target scenarios. The worldwide ongoing trend of urbanization imposes challenges on several layers of the mobility system, e.g. facing the perspective that about 85% of urban population will live in urban areas by 2050.» weiterlesen» einklappen

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