Table 3

The “big data analytics”-based evolution of dynamic capabilities for innovation processes

Firms-users/customers
Relationships
The pastThe futureImplications for dynamic capabilities
“Timing”There was traditionally a lag between the time for technology development/customer's needs perception and the time for customer satisfactionThere will be a dual approach with real time interactions between firms and user/customersNeed for capabilities useful to increase the speed and the agility alongside the foresight necessary to pursue a strategic duality
“Space”There were two separate worlds: the traditional/physical world and the “Digital/virtual” worldsThere will be a single world where the distinction between traditional and digital disappears and where the people actNeed for capabilities useful to the management of boundaries (between worlds; between inside and outside)
“Verso”There were influences from the companies to the customers or from the customers to the companiesThere will be mutual, reciprocal and relevant influences between, from a side, firms and companies and, on the other side, physical and digital worldsNeed for capabilities useful to rewrite the “rules of the game” increasing the chances of understanding habits, needs and behaviors of customers
“Orientation”There was a traditional logic of customer satisfactionBesides a logic of customer satisfaction in the short term, there will be a new logic of customer surprise with effects in the medium termThe capabilities for identifying and distinguishing “sounds” from “noises” and “foregone” from “amazing” becomes distinctive

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