Análisis de la potencial estructura de mercado y de negocio de la tecnología emergente Movilidad Aérea Urbana
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movilidad aérea urbana, modelos de negocio, mercado de tecnología emergente, innovación tecnológicaResumen
La Movilidad Aérea Urbana es un concepto novedoso que se prevé revolucionará el transporte en las ciudades. Esta alternativa de trasporte de pasajeros y carga ofrecerá servicios de transporte aéreo a nivel urbano e interurbano. Desde hace unos pocos años la academia viene trabajando en la divulgación de todos los componentes y conceptos de esta tecnología emergente. Luego de una exhaustiva revisión de la bibliografía, se encuentra una rica y variada producción de la temática en casi todos los conceptos, salvo en el de negocios. Por ello, en este artículo de revisión tiene el objetivo se presentar perspectivas relevantes para comprender el entorno empresarial futuro de la Movilidad Aérea Urbana. Por ello, a nivel resultado, por un lado se presenta la potencial estructura y dimensión económica del futuro mercado de este sistema de transporte emergente, y, por otro lado, se describen los posibles modelos de negocio a surgir, una vez el sistema inicie operaciones. Como conclusión del estudio se puede afirmar que los planteamientos de los potenciales modelos de negocio de esta tecnología emergente técnicamente verificables y económicamente viables están recién en su fase inicial, pero se prevé una muy rápida puesta en marcha de algunos modelos de negocio una vez la Movilidad Aérea Urbana tenga las autorizaciones (regulatorias) para iniciar sus primeras operaciones comerciales.
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