Study goals
The study reported here discusses this relationship between business model (hereafter BM) and its capacity to create an distribute value to stakeholders in a large-size organization in the low-income civil construction segment.
Relevance / originality
Use of authors' own business model analysis framework (VoC-The Value of Choices) that allows the description and analysis of the relationship between the model's choices and its consequences in terms of value generated for the company and stakeholders.
Methodology / approach
The empirical research followed the qualitative method with a single-case study. Content analysis of data derived from in-depth interviews and categorised secondary data was conducted by using the NVivo software application.
Main results
Results indicate that the BM analysed includes frequent practices of value distribution to stakeholders such as clients, financial agents, service providers, suppliers, investors, and society
Theoretical / methodological contributions
This study contributes, from a theoretical perspective, to understand the distributed value in a way that goes beyond the value creation and capture analyses usually identified in the literature on BMs.
Social / management contributions
In practice, the research highlights the unquestionable relevance of value distribution by means of practices guided by the existing BM.