揭开迷宫:通过系统文献综述探索流动即服务的嵌套生态系统

IF 4.6 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS
Muhammad Abid Saleem, Fouzia Yasmin, Hina Ismail, David Low, Hanan Afzal
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摘要

交通领域的技术进步带来了新的交通解决方案。移动即服务(MaaS)就是这样一个例子,它将信息技术支持的应用程序与交通模式相结合,提供门到门、经济实惠的交通选择,以取代私家车。交通领域的研究越来越关注 MaaS,全球各发达国家的商业 MaaS 产品也是如此。本研究采用系统的定量文献综述方法,选择迄今为止发表的有关 MaaS 的科学研究文章,并提出了一个嵌套的生态系统框架,涉及参与者、基础设施、价值和客户。本综述提出的生态系统框架为交通领域的学者和从业人员提供了宝贵的指导,强调了成功部署 MaaS 计划所面临的挑战。最后,本综述提供了未来的研究方向,以拓展有关 MaaS 的知识,回答快速发展的交通技术和全球流动模式所带来的问题。
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Unlocking the Maze: Exploring Nested Ecosystem of Mobility as a Service through Systematic Literature Review

Unlocking the Maze: Exploring Nested Ecosystem of Mobility as a Service through Systematic Literature Review

Technological advancements in the transportation sector have enabled new mobility solutions. Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is one such example that represents the integration of information technology-enabled apps with transport modes to provide door-to-door and affordable transport options to substitute private cars. Research in transportation is growing in focus on MaaS, and so are commercial MaaS products in various developed countries across the world. This study employs the systematic quantitative literature review approach to select scientific research articles on MaaS published to date and proposes a nested ecosystem framework involving actors, infrastructure, value, and customers. The ecosystem framework presented in this review provides valuable guidance to both transport sector academics and practitioners, highlighting the challenges involved in the successful deployment of MaaS schemes. In the end, this review provides future research directions to expand knowledge on MaaS to answer questions in the wake of fast-growing transport technology and global mobility patterns.

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ACS Applied Bio Materials
ACS Applied Bio Materials Chemistry-Chemistry (all)
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