Digital innovations transforming value chains to value networks

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	The term Value Chain describes the possibility for a company to add value to its products or services at every step of production, from inbound logistics to post-sales services.
	The term Value Chain describes the risk for a company of decreasing value to its products or services at every step of production, from inbound logistics to post-sales services
	The term Value Chain describes the organization of production activities worldwide
	The term Value Chain describes the possibility for a company to manage the consumer journey

	In the so-called Global Value Chains the different stages of the production process are located across different countries.
	In the so-called Global Value Chains the different stages of the delivery process are located across different countries.
	In the so-called Global Value Chains the different stages of Industry 4.0 are located across different countries.
	In the so-called Global Value Chains the different stages of the Innovation journey are located across different countries.

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