A Method for Lifecycle Design of Product/Service Systems Using PLM Software

Sakao, Tomohiko; Liu, Yang; Gustafsson, Rolf; Thörnblad, Gabriel

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-72905-3_63

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“…is a market proposition that extends the traditional functionality of a product by incorporating additional services." [5] "(. .…”

Section: The Pss Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%

Product-Services for a Resource-Efficient and Circular Economy: An Updated Review

Henriques,

Figueiredo,

Nunes

2023

Sustainability

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The development of product-service systems (PSSs) has become one of the most prominent ways in which to promote a circular and resource-efficient economy. These systems shift the focus from selling products as commodities to offering solutions that fulfil customers’ needs and provide added value. PSSs have gained attention due to their potential to foster sustainability, particularly in the context of the circular economy and resource efficiency. This review article analyzes the literature on PSSs for the period of 2016–2022, aiming to explore the links between PSSs, sustainability, circular economy, and resource efficiency. Close to 160 relevant articles were identified and examined. The overall findings reinforce contributions from previous studies, which denote a tendency towards sector-specific studies, barriers, and stimuli to implementation and adoption, and PSS design methodologies in specific industries and sectors. The overall results show a steady growth of PSS literature, as well as consistency in its definition, despite variations according to the perspective from which the topic is analyzed. This study focuses on eight main trends in PSS research, along with eight challenges that arise in its design, implementation, and adoption, identifying avenues for future research.

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“…is a market proposition that extends the traditional functionality of a product by incorporating additional services." [5] "(. .…”

Section: The Pss Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%

Product-Services for a Resource-Efficient and Circular Economy: An Updated Review

Henriques,

Figueiredo,

Nunes

2023

Sustainability

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“…a multitude of computer source systems. Sakao et al aims at proposing an innovative and practical method to support manufacturers in the design of a product/service system (PSS) for resource efficiency and sustainability [23]. Tchoffa et al, [24] aim to illustrate define and demonstrate the evolutionary character required of the FIF (federated interoperability framework) since its genesis by describing the past, present and future evolutions in particular for the PLM standards testbed, virtual manufacturing and CPS (cyber physical systems).…”

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Towards Improved Management Within the Cottage Industry: Product Lifecycle Management Case

Saad,

Youness

2023

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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Product Lifecycle Management remains a strategy that aims to strengthen the capabilities and competitive advantages of the company. Its implementation and its adoption depend on the problems that are brought back to be solved by this tool as well as its acceptance by the companies that will implement it. Hence, we like to introduce this approach within the cottage industry to improve its competitiveness. For this, we are going to present this article as being the first step towards the introduction of this strategy within the craft sector. So, we aim to investigate the problems faced by the craft sector, the levers favoring the establishment of this kind of approach and to analyse the independence between the problems investigated, the nature of the companies interviewed and their sector of activity. Data was gathered from surveys of 132 craft industries the primary data analysis was performed using excel and SPSS techniques and chi square test. The results affirm that the management and communication problems, as well as problems related to the raw material waste, are the most dominant in the sector. Moreover, our study shows that the problems faced by the sector are independent towards the nature of the company and the sector of activity.

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“…A different approach has dealt with the PLM-supported product development process so that newly developed products and services (product-service system-PSS) align with the PLM concept [22,38]. The intention was that the method is implemented as an add-on feature for commercial PLM (product lifecycle management) software, with a lifecycle focus, including lifecycle cost calculation (LCC).…”

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PLM Solutions in the Process of Supporting the Implementation and Maintenance of the Circular Economy Concept in Manufacturing Companies

Cholewa

Minh²

2021

Sustainability

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The Circular Economy (CE) is a priority topic for various stakeholders such as politicians, scientists, and industry. However, despite the significant interest in CE, there is still a lack of a framework explaining how manufacturing companies willing to become circular adapt their existing business model. The concept of this work is based on the use of Information Technologies such as the well-known and long-proven Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solutions in the implementation and maintenance of the CE concept to reduce the consumption of primary raw materials, increase employment rates, and reduce environmental damage. This paper aims to assess the feasibility and effectiveness of using the PLM approach to implement the CE concept. The authors selected the most common and effective PLM functionalities and then assessed them to support selected components of the CE concept using qualitative and quantitative methods. The performed assessment and the inter-relation matrix of benefits developed on its basis allowed for pointing out the feature combinations that would bring the best outcome. The conducted study proved that the implemented and properly working PLM solution could simultaneously support CE concepts. PLM functionalities such as (1) product development, (2) transparency, and (3) value-maximizing with the combination of CE functional areas of (1) personalization, (2) made to order, and support turned out to be particularly effective. This study contributes to ensuring an effective and quick process of implementing CE concept in manufacturing companies and moreover opens further research ideas in bringing the Circular Economy to life.

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A Method for Lifecycle Design of Product/Service Systems Using PLM Software

Cited by 6 publications

References 21 publications

Product-Services for a Resource-Efficient and Circular Economy: An Updated Review

Product-Services for a Resource-Efficient and Circular Economy: An Updated Review

Towards Improved Management Within the Cottage Industry: Product Lifecycle Management Case

PLM Solutions in the Process of Supporting the Implementation and Maintenance of the Circular Economy Concept in Manufacturing Companies

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