User integration in social media: an empirical analysis
Bernd W. Wirtz, Philipp Nitzsche, Sebastian Ullrich
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Bernd W. Wirtz, Philipp Nitzsche, Sebastian Ullrich
Abstract
The integration of user into the value generation or innovation process has been established as a success factor in many industries. The internet and especially the recent developments with regard to social media have opened new possibilities for companies and users alike, owing to more direct and user induced participation. This paper introduces a user integration concept for social media and identifies relevant factors associated to social media that finally support an integration of the user.
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The integration of user into the value generation or innovation process has been established as a success factor in many industries. The internet and especially the recent developments with regard to social media have opened new possibilities for companies and users alike, owing to more direct and user induced participation. This paper introduces a user integration concept for social media and identifies relevant factors associated to social media that finally support an integration of the user.
Key concepts: Social media, Computer science, Process (computing), The Internet, World Wide Web, Social integration, Business, Knowledge management