New business models from prescriptive maintenance strategies aligned with sustainable development goals

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Abstract

The industry has entered on the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the so-called Industry 4.0, with global markets and strong competition, some traditional manufacturing firms are implementing new maintenance innovations and policies, based on digitalisation and data driven approach, but also based on servitisation. The implementation of these new equipment maintenance business models, could require new organisational approach at different levels. Different sorts of integration are arranged, in vertical with a flat structure of intelligent, flexible and autonomous units working inte-grated, in horizontal with a strong external and internal supply chain integration, and in transverse, with an integrated approach that link internal and external stakeholders. A new prescriptive maintenance business model for equipment exploiting digitalisation opportunities, including stakeholder relationship is proposed. Different perspectives such as organisational, innovation and sustainability have been adopted to discuss the implications of the proposal. The social value potentially gained as well as the alignment with the SDGs are discussed as well.

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Martín, M. G., Álvarez, A. P., Ordieres-Meré, J., Villalba-Díez, J., & Morales-Alonso, G. (2021). New business models from prescriptive maintenance strategies aligned with sustainable development goals. Sustainability (Switzerland), 13(1), 1–26. https://doi.org/10.3390/su13010216

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