Future oriented planning of product-service systems

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Abstract

Currently, innovations in product development are often implemented through a shift towards product-service systems. Thereby, products are combined with additional services, whereas this integration of both disciplines causes a new complexity. This complexity combined with a future oriented perspective requires a systematic support for planning these product-service systems. Core aspects are the reduction of uncertainty and a better preparation for future evolvements. This contribution presents a procedure that connects a systematic analysis of the future environment with the product-service system. The impact of future contextual influences on the product-service system is assessed by a future-oriented requirements specification. Consequently, the procedure transfers planning information into an engineering perspective. In order to ensure the procedure’s applicability, a case study was performed in the innovative sector of autonomous driving in cooperation with a company from the German automotive industry.

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Weidmann, D., Stenger, M., & Mörtl, M. (2019). Future oriented planning of product-service systems. In Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering (Vol. 513, pp. 299–309). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1059-1_28

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