His primary areas of study are Business studies, Marketing, Knowledge management, Supply chain and Operations management. His work on Service, Service design and Business service provider as part of general Marketing study is frequently linked to Resource conservation, therefore connecting diverse disciplines of science. Specifically, his work in Knowledge management is concerned with the study of Information management.
His work on Supply chain management as part of general Supply chain study is frequently linked to Visibility, bridging the gap between disciplines. His biological study deals with issues like Operations research, which deal with fields such as Construct. His Business process modeling study combines topics in areas such as Business relationship management, Electronic business, Business networking and New business development.
Elgar Fleisch mostly deals with Information management, Marketing, Business studies, Knowledge management and Supply chain. Much of his study explores Marketing relationship to Process management. In his study, which falls under the umbrella issue of Process management, Business analysis is strongly linked to Business service provider.
The study incorporates disciplines such as New business development, Electronic business, Business model and Business networking in addition to Knowledge management. Elgar Fleisch combines subjects such as Service design and Business process modeling with his study of New business development. His work deals with themes such as Radio-frequency identification, Risk analysis and Product, which intersect with Supply chain.
His primary areas of investigation include Psychological intervention, Intervention, Environmental economics, mHealth and Applied psychology. His Psychological intervention study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Mental health and Cash. The concepts of his Intervention study are interwoven with issues in Information management and Scale.
His Information management research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Service, Venture capital, Medical education, Onboarding and Business value. His research integrates issues of Distributed generation, Energy consumption, Electricity market, Technical feasibility and End user in his study of Environmental economics. As part of one scientific family, Elgar Fleisch deals mainly with the area of Energy consumption, narrowing it down to issues related to the Sample, and often Empirical evidence and Incentive.
Elgar Fleisch mainly focuses on Environmental economics, Incentive, Energy consumption, Energy market and Scalability. The Environmental economics study combines topics in areas such as Electricity market, Technical feasibility, End user, Web application and Renewable energy. Elgar Fleisch interconnects Intervention, Control, Cash and Clinical trial in the investigation of issues within Incentive.
His work in Energy consumption addresses subjects such as Energy conservation, which are connected to disciplines such as Empirical evidence. In his study, Privacy preserving, Certification, Designtheory, Internet privacy and Design science research is inextricably linked to Blockchain, which falls within the broad field of Scalability. His Business model research focuses on Revenue and how it connects with Data science, Information system, Empirical research, Usability and Core.
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Overcoming the Service Paradox in Manufacturing Companies
Heiko Gebauer;Elgar Fleisch;Thomas Friedli.
(2005)
Inventory Inaccuracy and Supply Chain Performance: A Simulation Study of a Retail Supply Chain
Elgar Fleisch;Christian Tellkamp.
(2005)
What is the Internet of Things? : An Economic Perspective
Elgar Fleisch.
(2010)
Das Internet der Dinge: Ubiquitous Computing und RFID in der Praxis:Visionen, Technologien, Anwendungen, Handlungsanleitungen
Elgar Fleisch;Friedemann Mattern.
(2005)
Business Networking: Shaping Collaboration Between Enterprises
Hubert Osterle;Elgar Fleisch;Rainer Alt.
(2001)
Geschäftsmodelle im Internet der Dinge
Elgar Fleisch;Elgar Fleisch;Markus Weinberger;Felix Wortmann.
(2014)
The emergence of counterfeit trade: a literature review
Thorsten Staake;Frédéric Thiesse;Elgar Fleisch.
(2009)
An investigation of the relationship between behavioral processes, motivation, investments in the service business and service revenue
Heiko Gebauer;Elgar Fleisch.
(2007)
Blissfully ignorant: the effects of general privacy concerns, general institutional trust, and affect in the privacy calculus
Flavius Kehr;Tobias Kowatsch;Daniel Wentzel;Elgar Fleisch;Elgar Fleisch.
(2015)
Success factors for achieving high service revenues in manufacturing companies
Heiko Gebauer;Thomas Friedli;Elgar Fleisch.
(2006)
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