Strategies for Designing and Developing Services for Manufacturing Firms

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2009-04-01

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Cranfield University Press

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Conference paper

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Free to read from

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A.R. Tan, D. Matzen, T. McAloone, S. Evans, Strategies for Designing and Developing Services for Manufacturing Firms, Proceedings of the 1st CIRP Industrial Product-Service Systems (IPS2) Conference, Cranfield University, 1-2 April 2009. pp46

Abstract

Product/service-systems (PSS) are in effect an approach to designing integrated products and services with a focus on both customer activities and product life cycle considerations. Literature offers a range of serviceoriented design strategies from product-oriented DfX approaches to more customer-oriented approaches such as integrated solutions and service design. These design strategies are mapped out in relation to how applicable they are to different types of services. Case studies from two industrial companies are used to confront the existing literature in order to begin to understand how manufacturing companies may align their business strategies with their product and service development activities.

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Organised by: Cranfield University

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Github

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Product/service-systems, Design for X, Product Life Cycle design, Service design

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Copyright: Cranfield University, 2009

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Mori Seiki – The Machine Tool Company; BAE Systems; S4T – Support Service Solutions: Strategy and Transition