Closing the Lifecycle Loop with Installed Base Products

  • Voell C
  • Chatterjee P
  • Rauch A
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Abstract

Product Service System (PSS) development involves both manufac- turing and service workers, carrying them great potential to pursue industrial competitiveness, customer satisfaction and sustainable improvement. The belief is that the development level of PSS design is slowly evolving through a path strongly driven by the evolution of the technology and the progressive involve- ment of the industry in its application. However, on one side some companies still need to understand the relevance of the development process related to their service offer, on the other best practices able to improve the PSS development processes performances more systematically are needed. The paper proposes a case study, first providing a mapping of the service offer ofCompany A, an Italian company in the humidifiers industry. Then, it investigates, through a content analysis, what could affect companies both positively or negatively to switch their approach from a product-centric to a service integrated one. This transition would enable them in the future to develop more advanced PSSs, opening new market opportunities and being more capable of satisfying customer needs.

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Voell, C., Chatterjee, P., & Rauch, A. (2018). Closing the Lifecycle Loop with Installed Base Products. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology (Vol. 540, pp. 238–249). Springer International Publishing. Retrieved from http://link.springer.com/10.1007/978-3-030-01614-2

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