| Summary: | Increasingly transforming entire industries, the boundary spanning concept of disruptive innovation requires business models to change. This book adopts insights from the (activity) system theory and takes a design science approach for the development of an appropriate, comprehensive and structured business model artifact. Based on pattern analysis, the main contribution of this thesis is of design nature, transforming justificatory knowledge into a manageable instrument that supports the process of designing novel business models for disruption. Besides that, a theoretical contribution is made by bridging the knowledge gap of the interrelated disruptive innovation and business model concept. Contents Relevance of Business Model Design Tools Disruptive Innovations and the Role of Business Models Design Science Research Process Business Model Patterns for Disruptive Innovations Application of Business Model Design Artifacts for Disruptive Innovations Target Groups Researchers, students, academics and practitioners in the fields of innovation management, strategy and marketing Executives, managers and business practitioners, consultants The Author Stina Siedhoff completed her master´s thesis under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Thorsten Kliewe at the Department of International Marketing and Sales at the University of Applied Sciences Münster, Germany. She works as an inhouse consultant for an online platform on market research, strategy and product development projects.
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