Bridging the Gap: From Open Innovation to an Open Product-Life-Cycle by Using Open-X Methodologies

Gürtler, Matthias; Kain, Andreas; Lindemann, Udo

doi:10.1007/978-81-322-1050-4_106

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“…Sustainable intelligent networking products, collaborative data intelligence, digital twin, sustainable supply chain management SSCM [6,7] and the interlocking of ecological and economics systems bring significant changes with them [8]. Therefore, it is necessary to define a new stage gate process that starts with the project initialization and the idea of a new product and concludes at the end of the project or product life cycle.…”

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Approach to introduce sustainable intelligent products by means of collaborative data intelligence considering the digital twin

2022

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2022

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“…Since openness promotes more frequent interaction between the product and the user(s), a key factor is that (more than in current industry) the outcome of the design process has to be considered over all of the product life cycle (Gürtler, Kain & Lindemann 2013).…”

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Open-design: A state of the art review

2018

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The 'open approach' is rooted in the open-source and free-software movements. Its application has spread to more fields than computer engineering. Product design is impacted as well: we observe new stakeholders and practices challenging current structured design processes and leading to industrial successes. Open-design appears to be promising yet disruptive. Moreover, its distinctive features remain unclear.This paper aims to popularize this new concept, as well as to give both researchers and practitioners an overview of current research on open-design, and its consequences on design. For this, we conducted a systematic quantitative bibliometric analysis of 624 entries corresponding to the keyword 'open-design' in the Scopus database. This supports a qualitative synthesis of scientific literature, enabling us to summarize practices falling under the umbrella term 'open-design' . As such, this paper traces the evolution of product design and the open approach. It also analyzes the impact of open-design on the design process as presented in the scientific literature. Finally, this paper develops a typology of open-design of tangible artifacts that distinguishes among three currently reported varieties of practice: do-it-yourself, meta-design, and industrial ecosystems. As the major contribution of this paper, this typology is developed as a final discussion.

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“…Product life cycle management encompasses all aspects of innovation management during the life cycle stages through integrating information and processes [10,11], which were demonstrated in our SD model. Besides managing innovation related to developing new products in the early stages of the lifecycle [12], PLM can coordinate product information through all lifecycle stages. Also, PLM supervises the company's resources and shifts them from parts that may be wasted to somewhere that could be spent on innovation processes [13].…”

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Developing a System Dynamic Model for Product Life Cycle Management of Generic Pharmaceutical Products: Its Relation with Open Innovation

Mousavi

Mohammadzadeh

Zare

2022

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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The purpose of this study is to identify elements that influence the sale of generic pharmaceutical products during their life cycle in order to achieve more comprehensive planning and to prevent a decline stage of the product life cycle (PLC). We used a system dynamic model to identify the behaviors of demand, supply, and competition as three major subsystems of PLC in generic pharmaceutical products. We first investigated the PLC patterns of 527 medicines to identify their “reference mode”, determined the causal loop of the pharmaceuticals phase of PLC based on both an in-depth literature review and experts’ opinions, and finally simulated a quantitative dynamic model based on real-world data between 2012 and 2019 from Iran. Based on the results, “total demand and accurate forecasting”, “marketing efforts”, and “R and D activities of a firm” are the most critical factors involved in the formation of a generic drug PLC. An increase of 20–50% of manufacturers’ marketing and R and D activities can raise sales by more than 50% in the decline stage of the PLC. The product life cycle can give generic manufacturers more insights into the processes leading to declining sales of their products. PLC may help to prevent a product from entering the decline stage even if the total demand for a generic drug is dropping in the market.

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Bridging the Gap: From Open Innovation to an Open Product-Life-Cycle by Using Open-X Methodologies

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Approach to introduce sustainable intelligent products by means of collaborative data intelligence considering the digital twin

Approach to introduce sustainable intelligent products by means of collaborative data intelligence considering the digital twin

Open-design: A state of the art review

Developing a System Dynamic Model for Product Life Cycle Management of Generic Pharmaceutical Products: Its Relation with Open Innovation

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