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Study on stablity for the growth of Virtual Enterprise lifecycle based on the self-organization theory

Zunqi Yang, Cui Liu

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In the current fierce competitive market, the establishment of Virtual Enterprises has become an effective strategic approach in the evolution process of which many complex phenomena. Based on self-organization theory, this paper focuses on analyzing the relationship between dissipative factors in the outside world and how close the relationship between the partners in Virtual Enterprise and gives a new interpretation for the growth of Virtual enterprise lifecycle. Furthermore, this paper sets up a dynamic evolution model for Virtual Enterprise stability and experiments analysis.

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In the current fierce competitive market, the establishment of Virtual Enterprises has become an effective strategic approach in the evolution process of which many complex phenomena. Based on self-organization theory, this paper focuses on analyzing the relationship between dissipative factors in the outside world and how close the relationship between the partners in Virtual Enterprise and gives a new interpretation for the growth of Virtual enterprise lifecycle. Furthermore, this paper sets up a dynamic evolution model for Virtual Enterprise stability and experiments analysis.

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In the current fierce competitive market, the establishment of Virtual Enterprises has become an effective strategic approach in the evolution process of which many complex phenomena. Based on self-organization theory, this paper focuses on analyzing the relationship between dissipative factors in the outside world and how close the relationship between the partners in Virtual Enterprise and gives a new interpretation for the growth of Virtual enterprise lifecycle. Furthermore, this paper sets up a dynamic evolution model for Virtual Enterprise stability and experiments analysis.

Key concepts: Process (computing), Knowledge management, Enterprise life cycle, Computer science, Dissipative system, Interpretation (philosophy), Virtual organization, Process management

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