Study on stablity for the growth of Virtual Enterprise lifecycle based on the self-organization theory
Zunqi Yang, Cui Liu
Abstract
Zunqi Yang, Cui Liu
Abstract
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